Objective
In the past two decades spectacular insight into basic principles of life has been obtained from paradigmatic high-resolution structural investigations providing a rational basis for biological experiments. NMR is an indispensable enabling technology for determining such structures and their interactions in solution, the immobilized state and living cells. The power of NMR to link structural, dynamic, kinetic and thermodynamic information makes it an essential component of cutting edge research in medicine and biology.
Bio-NMR pools pan-European resources of the most relevant bio-NMR infrastructures. Eleven partners will provide access to researchers involved in structural biology following the EU-NMR I3 project. This initiative successfully responded to the increasing demand for access since 1994. Seven other excellent partners, including the leading NMR manufacturer Bruker, are included in the new consortium. Jointly, they will develop methods aimed at pushing the frontiers of biological NMR and improving the quality of access to allow users to tackle ever more challenging goals in cellular structural biology.
Finally, all nineteen partners, amongst them a company specialized in NMR technology dissemination, are involved in the networking activities. These include (1) knowledge transfer among consortium members, Bio-NMR users and other NMR researchers, (2) the demonstration to biologists of the potential of structural biology with NMR , and lowering the barriers to their becoming users, (3) interactions with industrial and medical communities, and (4) raising awareness of the impact of the results achieved through Bio-NMR among society, financing and governing bodies with the final aim of developing a business plan for self-sustainability.
The overall project and its management have been conceived in coordination with INSTRUCT, which will contribute to the cultural frame and networking activities of Bio-NMR.
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FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2010-1
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50121 FIRENZE
Italy
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60323 FRANKFURT AM MAIN
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3584 CS Utrecht
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75794 Paris
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12489 Berlin
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8092 Zuerich
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601 77 Brno
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1000 Ljubljana
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1117 Budapest
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OX1 2JD Oxford
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80539 MUNCHEN
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7610001 Rehovot
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B15 2TT Birmingham
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00-927 WARSZAWA
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405 30 Goeteborg
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8000 Aarhus C
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08007 BARCELONA
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76275 Ettlingen
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08236 Vilnius
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