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Glenn Penner (Chemistry)

Vladimir Ladizhansky (Protein NMR Research Group, Physics)

Jim Davis (Physics)

Kenneth R. Jeffrey (Physics)

Valerie Robertson (NMR Facility)


Canada Research Chairs in magnetic resonance (March 26/10)

Government of Canada has announced today (external link) an investment of $165.5 million to fund 187 new or renewed Canada Research Chairs in 44 Canadian universities. This includes renewal of two Chairs involved in magnetic resonance research.

Gary Shaw (University of Western Ontario) Canada Research Chair Tier 1 in Structural Neurobiology

Vladimir Ladizhansky (University of Guelph) Canada Research Chair Tier 2 in Biophysics

Our sincere congratulations to Gary and Vladimir with this well-deserved recognition.


Thesis Defenses

Lichi Shi (University of Guelph) December 2009

Supervisors: Leonid Brown and Vladimir Ladizhansky

Ph.D. thesis: “Solid-state NMR study of proteorhodopsin in the lipid environment: spectra assignments and structural insights”


Thesis Defenses

Mumdooh Ahmed (University of Guelph) August 2009

Supervisors: George Harauz and Vladimir Ladizhansky

Ph.D. thesis: “Dynamics and Induced Structure of intrinsically disordered myelin proteins by NMR spectroscopy”


Thesis Defenses

Rafal Janik (Protein NMR Research Group, University of Guelph) October 2008

Research supervisor: Vladimir Ladizhansky

M.Sc. thesis: “Development of long-range chemical shift correlation experiments using homonuclear rotary resonance”


Valerie Robertson featured in At Guelph

April 29, 2008

ValerieRead a feature article about Valerie Robertson, an NMR Facility Manager at the University of Guelph, in the April 2008 issue of At Guelph, the University of Guelph's official campus newspaper (external link ).

Photo from: www.uoguelph.ca