Some of the students of our research group visited the 600 MHz NMR facilities in the Research Center on Natural Products (CIPRONA) at the University of Costa Rica, where they had the opportunity to interact with the device, learn more about liquid-state probes and NMR hardware and develop some basic experiments with the TopSpin^® software.

The three students are majoring in Physics Engineering at TEC and are working on low-field NMR. They want to develop different skills on spin dynamics using NMR.

I would like to thank Dr. Giselle Tamayo, CIPRONA Director, for her support to organize this visit and to Dr. Godofredo Solano, NMR specialist, for his time and explanations to the students.