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About PANIC
about and discuss applications of NMR to pharmaceuticals, polymers, petroleum, food/agriculture, and plant production that are rarely discussed at other NMR meetings.
This remarkable conference affords its participants with the unique opportunity to broaden their knowledge, exchange ideas about the latest technologies, and engage in dynamic conversations with peers and partners from around the world.
About PANIC
The Practical Applications of NMR in Industry Conference (PANIC) was started to provide a unique interactive forum for discussion of the latest developments in NMR for practical applications to real problems faced by scientists in industry and research institutions. The emphasis is the practicality of the solution and “getting the job done”. The forum provides a venue for presentation of practical applications, and workshops to discuss real-world experiences relevant to current product development needs with an opportunity to share case studies to drive further development of NMR technology. Solution-state, solid-state, time-domain, and zero-field applications are all equally welcome at PANIC. The forum also provides a venue for industrial, regulatory, government, and academic scientists to meet, network, and participate in exchanges of knowledge for mutual education in and advancement of the use of NMR techniques.
About This Conference
The PANIC Conference addresses topics that occur daily in industrial, government, and academic research laboratories whose primary task entails the application of NMR to a diverse set of analytical problems. Topics include quantitation, molecular structure characterization, trace component and mixture analysis, and product support for a variety of materials that include small molecules, polymers, heterogeneous mixtures, natural products, biopharmaceuticals, polysaccharides, and proteins. The conference provides in-depth discussions of the “nuts and bolts” of basic NMR experiments that accent the underlying best-practices developed to address these everyday problems. It also explores the regulatory aspects of the applications of these experiments. During this conference, greater insights will be provided into the unique techniques used in NMR such as quantitation, chemometrics, automation, relaxometry, and low-field instrumentation.