Instrument scheduling is done as needed on a Webcal schedule, for instance this one for siena (the others are analogous): Those are summarized on the Instruments page, and the GLA will cover them during your training session. You can subscribe here: Įach instrument has a specific signup/reservation/acceptable use policy. This mailing list is how we inform users about instruments that are down, when they come back up, new software, lab policy changes, etc. There is one training for the automated instruments indy and fid-at the conclusion, you will get user accounts on both instruments.Īt the time you sign up for your first training session, subscribe to the NMR users mailing list. Also, we have found that new users progress faster if they get trained on one instrument, then practice until they gain competence before moving on to another instrument. We ask that users sign up for training on only one instrument at a time otherwise, it can become very unclear what the sequence of training sessions is going to be. If there isn't a training session already scheduled for the instrument you are interested in, the GLA should contact you to schedule one. You will also find a list of any currently scheduled training sessions there, and GLA contact information. To request new user training, sign up on the white board just inside the NMR lab main door. If your PTA number changes, inform Dave what the new number is. Return this completed form to the GLA or to Dave before using the instrument for the first time. The "PTA alias" which is a letter P followed by a 5-6 numbers is not valid. The PTA will normally begin with your advisor's initials. As part of the training, you will receive and complete a form acknowledging your understanding of the lab safety rules, and entering the PTA (Caltech internal accounting number) to which your NMR bills will be charged. Instrument users should receive training from a GLA before running any of the instruments.
Authorized users should not bring visitors with them inside any marked 5 gauss line. The high magnetic field areas should only be entered by authorized instrument users who have completed new user safety training (see below), and do not have cardiac pacemakers or other risk factors. These areas are marked on the floor with red and white striped tape. Past that line, there are areas around each NMR magnet where the stray magnetic field exceeds 5 gauss. The lab is open for visits or tours from the main door up to the yellow line in the floor tile.
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