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ENC 2011 - Asilomar, CA

Thank you to everyone who made our 30th Anniversary Celebration at ENC 2011 a success!  Please take a moment to look through photos from our suite at Asilomar.  If you would like a copy of a photo, please email fianas@isotope.com with the photo number and your email address.  We would be happy to email copies to you! 

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Due to overwhelming request, we have posted the answer key from our 30th Anniversary Walkway Challenge!  Please click here to view.

Congratulations to all our ENC 2011 Winners!

$1000 Product Giveaway winner
Art Edison, University of Florida - NHMFL

Amazon Gift Card Winners
John Markley, Univ of Wisconsin Madison
Jasmine Rios, Mount St. Mary’s College
Anushikha Thakur, IISc
Tatiana Churanova, ACD
Ruth Steele, Johnson and Johnson
Conggang Li, Wuhan Inst
Leslie Gelbaum, Georgia Tech
Jing Li, IFF
George Lu, UCSD
Mitsuru Tashiro, Meisei Univ
Dave Lankin, UIC College of Pharmacy

Kindle DX Winner
Renee Siegel, Univ of Aveiro

Walkway Photo Challege winners
Jay Baltisberger, Berea College
Alan Gibbs, Johnson and Johnson
Ruth Steele, Johnson and Johnson
Padmanava Pradhan, CCNY, CUNY

Nintendo Wii Basketball Challenge
Anushikha Thakur, IISc
Christoph Kins, MPI Polymer Research
Wenlin Huang, CCNY
Robert Graf, MPI Polymer Research
Cornelius Friedrichs, MPI Polymer Research
Dmytro Dudenko, MPI Polymer Research


MSACL - San Diego, CA

Congratulations to our Kindle DX winner:

Matt Crawford
Labcorp

NAOSMM

Congratulations to our GPS winner:

Edward M. Graham, CSMM
Procurement Associate
Florida State University


EUROMAR 2010 and 17th ISMAR Conference

Congratulations to Professor Robert G. Griffin, winner of the 2010 ISMAR Prize.

The prize was presented at the ISMAR 2010 Conference in Florence, Italy in July. Professor Griffin has made outstanding contributions to NMR spectroscopy, in particular, his successful development of high-field dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) as a practical method for sensitivity enhancement in solid-state NMR with magic-angle spinning. His contributions have included the design and construction of novel instrumentation for DNP and the use of nitroxide biradicals to improve DNP sensitivity. Professor Griffin and co-workers recently demonstrated the ability of DNP to detect and characterize intermediates in the bacteriorhodopsin photocycle, the widely studied prototype of a ubiquitous family of light-driven ion pumps and a model for other members of the versatile family of retinal pigments, including the G-protein coupled receptors in the visual system. The 2010 ISMAR prize was sponsored by Cambridge Isotope Laboratories.