Brain cancer metabolite: NMR homes in on prognosis 
NMR spectroscopy has the potential to predict the prognosis and response to treatment of patients with low-grade infiltrating brain cancer, gliomas, that have mutations in the isocitrate dehydrogenase 1 gene, according to new imaging studies based on the technique. [February 1, 2012]

Root of tooth decay: NMR chews over liquorice 
Dried liquorice root contains substances that apparently stop tooth decay. Research published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society describes the isolation and NMR spectroscopic analysis of key components. [January 15, 2012]

Delocalized silicon: Spectroscopy reveals more 
The sigma electrons in polycyclic oligosilanes are delocalised across the Si-Si bonds of a three-dimensional silicon framework. Such frameworks are often present in crystalline and amorphous silicon and related silicon clusters, such as the persilastaffanes now investigated using NMR spectroscopy. [January 5, 2012]

FACSS announces the inaugural winners of the FACSS Innovation Awards 
[January 10, 2012]

Pittcon Announces 2012 Award Recipients 
[December 13, 2011]

Agilent Technologies Instruments Chosen in Major Upgrade of Virginia Tech's Chemistry Department 
[December 8, 2011]

UK NMR facility orders Europe's first 1 mm magic-angle spinning probe 
[December 2, 2011]

Pittcon 2012 Launches Intuitive EventPilot Mobile Conference App 
[November 16, 2011]

Bruker and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Collaborate on Novel Technology for Structural Biology 
[November 10, 2011]

Bruker Announces Four Ultra-High Field NMR Orders from the Central European Institute of Technology to Enable Advanced Biological Research 
[November 9, 2011]

Bruker Presents Food Analysis Application Data at RAFA 2011 
[November 1, 2011]