About

UCSF NMR Core

Overview of Services

Our state-of-the-art nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) facilities enable researchers to study molecular structures, interactions with binding partners, and dynamics of small organic molecules and biomacromolecules (proteins, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates), providing groundbreaking insights into the biological processes that underpin health and disease.

Leadership

John Gross Director   jdgross@cgl.ucsf.edu
Mark Kelly Associate Director   nmr@ucsf.edu

Location and hours of operation

Hours Location

24/7

Genentech Hall S102-106, 600 16th St. San Francisco, CA 94143 

Use the Facility

This section describes how to apply for an account to use our facility and instruments.

Before you begin

  • Access to the lab is granted to authorized personnel.
  • Prior experience with NMR or training (see below) is required.
  • A half-day High-Field Protein NMR course (2D 15N-HSQC set-up) is offered quarterly (Next Course: Jan 9th 2025 2-6 PM) for up to 5 beginners and students who wish to use the 600 MHz and 800 MHz NMR's with cryoprobes for studies of macromolecules (Function, Dynamics and Ligand Binding). [Participants: (1) S-H IM; (2) L YUA; (3) B ALF; (4) ; (5) ; (X) ].
  • The facility is open to collaborations.
  • You will need a UCSF ID card to access the lab.

Apply

  1. Complete this form.  
  2. Sign User Agreement Form received via email in DocuSign.  If you have trouble accessing the form or do not receive it in DocuSign, please contact kimberly.cantero@ucsf.edu.
  3. Wait for us to contact you with further instructions.
  4. Please select a federally funded speedtype when making a reservation.

 

Links and Resources

  1. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Laboratory (NMR Lab)

Contacts

Name Role Phone Email Location
Mark Kelly
Associate Director
 

 
nmr@ucsf.edu
 

 
Kevin Wong
Finance Analyst
 

 
KwongY.Wong@ucsf.edu