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Electron Spin Resonance RS?C Development of the UK EPR National Service at Manchester The EPR National Service provides high quality EPR facilities and expertise for members of the UK academic community. Funded through the EPSRC Chemistry Programme, the service has a unique range of EPR instrumentation and will now be developed to include a commercial high field ELECTRON SPIN W-band instrument. The service is also being restructured to locate all the instrumentation at a RESONANCE RRSSxxCC single centre at Manchester having an equipment base allowing 6 microwave frequencies (L, S, X, K, Q and W-bands), with options for variable temperature, single crystal, electrochemical studies, ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY and spectrum simulation. During the one-year transitional phase there will also be a continuation of GROUP the high field service element at St-Andrews (90/180/270 GHz). Access to ENDOR measurements can be made via collaborative arrangements at Cardiff. Training and extending the user base are important elements of the service and the centre Newsletter encourages suppliers of samples to visit the centre in order to gain hands on experience in EPR. March 2004 General information on the EPR Service can be found at the service web site: http://mch3w.ch.man.ac.uk/services/epresr/EPRmain.htm. Contact Carmine Ruggiero at [email protected] for information about other EPSRC services. David Collison SpinDrift from John Walton These two techniques were then ESR GROUP COMMITTEE. Dr Mark E. Newton, Department of More than 4000 papers on ESR and its elegantly combined to produce site Chemistry, University of Warwick sibling techniques appeared in the last 15 directed spin labelling. Extending this to The ESR Group committee was elected at Dr Lesley Yellowlees, Department of months. The huge range of applications is double labelling of proteins has given the AGM held in Manchester on the 9 th. Chemistry, Edinburgh University remarkable. Growth areas include impetus to quantitative structural studies. April 2003 and has the following members: Mr Richard Arnott, Jeol UK. transition metal complexes, applications in This is not the end of the nitroxide story, medicine and dentistry, geochronological however. The same functional group is Chair Membership of the ESR Group currently stands at about 100. All scientists who are members of the studies and multifrequency studies of important in ESR imaging. Furthermore, Professor John C. Walton, School of Royal Society of Chemistry, and have an interest in spins in many types of materials and the discovery of living radical Chemistry, University of St. Andrews ESR/EPR spectroscopy, are invited and urged to tick biological structures. Most regions of the polymerisation guarantees that the 3-line the ESR Group box on their membership renewal Secretary forms. The cost is only £5 per annum! Membership Periodic Table are regularly visited by nitroxide triplet will be an ESR Dr John Maher, Shanboe, Claremont Avenue, carries entitlement to reduced registration fees at ESR ESR spectroscopists although the most trademark for many years to come. Bishopston, Bristol, BS7 8JD Group annual conferences. trodden areas contain the first row p- and th d-elements. The phenomenal popularity The 36 ESR Group Meeting took place Treasurer Bursaries are awarded for most of our annual of nitroxides (aminoxyls) continues last April at Chancellor's Hotel & Dr Damien M. Murphy, Department of meetings, and student attendance is subsidised. In Conference Centre, University of 2004 there were 3 bursaries. Applicants should write unabated. This functional group attracts Chemistry, Cardiff University Manchester. Modern ESR relies heavily on to the Secretary to register their interest: give a brief little attention from conventional organic computer control and computer analysis, so it CV. Preference is given to students presenting talks chemists and hardly figures at all in Ordinary Members and posters. was most appropriate that the conference was Dr Victor Chechik, Dept. of Chemistry, York undergraduate study programs. However, hosted at the centre where the first modern University Website: nitroxides exhibit just the right blend of computer with a stored memory, the "Baby", Dr David Collison, University of http://www.esr-group.org.uk chemical stability coupled with magnetic was designed and built. The international Manchester, Department of Chemistry appeal of ESR was emphasised by the wide parameters that lead to information rich Dr Shirley A. Fairhurst, John Innes Centre, mix of countries and cultures represented. ESR spectra. Spin trapping with nitrones Norwich and nitroso-compounds is as popular as The programme began with a lecture from Dr Newsletter Eric McInnes of Manchester University who Dr Chris W. M. Kay, Institut für ever, particularly for "reactive oxygen Experimentalphysik, Free University of edited by is manager of the EPSRC multifrequency species". Study of protein dynamics by Berlin, Germany EPR service. He described some rather nice John Walton Dr Paul J. Krusic, DuPont, Wilmington, spin labelling with nitroxides has been examples of theory in action teasing out Delaware, USA underway for some time. Then came the meaning from multifrequency experimental Dr Fraser Macmillan, Universität Frankfurt, development of site directed mutagenesis. studies of large spin molecules. [cont. over] Department of Chemistry "Not the possession of truth but the effort in struggling to attain it brings joy to the researcher" G. E. Lessing 36th ESR Group Meeting (cont.) New Basic Technology Grant in Nanosecond The IES invites nominations for: Gold Medal, Silver Medal (Instrumentation) and Young Understanding photosynthesis remains a major Pulse ESR announced. Investigator Awards and for Fellowship of the Society (visit hppp://ieprs.org). All driver of ESR innovation and this topic The UK Basic Technology Program is a major nominations must be accompanied by a 100-150 word citation and should be made to Prof provided a cardinal theme running through the government initiative run by EPSRC "to Yu. D. Tsvetkov; [email protected]. The closing date is 15 November 2004. entire conference. Important contributions to develop UK capability in technology research understanding photosystem I, photosystem II to underpin the next generation of tools, FORTHCOMING EVENTS and associated structures were made by David techniques and processes that will form the June 11-16, 2004; 9th International Symposium on Organic Free Radicals, Porto Vecchio, Britt, Mike Evans, Peter Heathcote, Ping basis of the industries of the future." This year Corsica (France); Web: http://www.isofr9.com. Huang-Kenéz, William Rutherford, Oleg the top rated proposal was a program to develop August 1-4, 2004; International EPR Symposium of the Rocky Mountain Conference Denver, Poluektov and Chris Kay. The entire the mm-wave technologies required to build a Colorado, USA; Web: http://www.epr-symposium.du.edu/. photosynthesis scenario was nicely integrated next generation pulse ESR spectrometer August 15-20, 2004; EPR60 Modern Development of Magnetic Resonance, Kazan, Russia; by Wolfgang Lubitz in his Bruker Prize lecture capable of sub-nanosecond S/2 pulses Web: http://www.kfti.knc.ru/EPR60/eng/ entitled "Signals from the Reaction Centre". combined with sub-nanosecond deadtimes. October 24-29 2004; 15th ISMAR Meeting, Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Web: Other themes included metalloenzymes, Such a spectrometer would open powerful pulse http://www.ismar.org/ macromolecules (including dendrimers), ESR methodologies to perhaps the majority of April 2005; 38th International Meeting of the RSC ESR Group in Bath and April 2006 in molecular magnets, organic reactions and paramagnetic systems studied today and Edinburgh. novel techniques. The Jeol student session, provide the ability to take molecular snapshots showcasing research from younger scientists, at the earliest stages of many important was notable for three high quality presentations chemical reactions. Collaborating universities THE ESR GROUP WEB SITE http://www.esr-group.org.uk and culminated in the award of the prize to on the program include St. Andrews, Dundee, Apart from discovering a willing horse to act as the ESR Group Secretary, the other Stephan Stoll. A bright display of posters on a Cardiff, Manchester, Warwick, UEA and QMC. reason that I was elected was to start a new Web site! The previous site was ably run by diverse range of topics added colour and cachet For further information contact Dr Graham Chris Rowlands and was hosted on a server in the Chemistry Department at Cardiff to an outstanding conference. Smith ([email protected]). University. Chris retired so that we needed a new Web maestro. It is now important for Groups such as ours to have as high a profile Web site as possible. In the dozen years since the World Wide Web first started, it has changed from a physicists communication tool to a THANKS The whole ESR community owes a huge debt of gratitude to Dr Damien Murphy new medium altogether, and wwws appear as commonly as telephone numbers. University of Cardiff, Department of Chemistry for the many years he has worked tirelessly and We are registered with Nominet, the UK internet naming organisation, as esr- efficiently as secretary of the ESR Group. It is largely due to his organisational skills that Group group.org.uk, you can see our details at http://www.nominet.org.uk by doing a whois conferences and Group business have continued to flourish during the last few years. All Damien's search. Note that we have an alternative name appearing on the web as http://www.epr- endeavours have been marked by his characteristic charm and good taste that have endowed Group group.org.uk, the reason for this was that we felt that it would be sensible to have the EPR activities with style and polish. Sincere thanks are extended to Damien on behalf of the entire ESR name as well. We are the first RSC special interest group to register a name, all of the others, constituency. if they have a web site, then you find it buried in a long URL.
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