Ashland University has received a $319,000 grant from the National Science Foundation for a new 400 MHz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. This instrument, which was installed over Christmas break, provides detailed information on the structure of organic compounds and will be extensively used in courses and for undergraduate research. Dr. Robert Bergosh was lead author for the proposal, with assistance from Perry Corbin, Jeff Weidenhamer and Brian Mohney. The instrument will support collaborative projects with Biology faculty members Mason Posner and Steven Fenster.
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