NMR Software License

We have purchased the unlimited MNova license for the NMR data processing software. MNova can be run on a Windows, a Mac, or a Linux computer.  With MNova software on your own computer, you can process your NMR data anytime and anywhere. You will find that MNova is fairly easy to use. It has a powerful tool for analyzing multiplets of a complex proton spectrum.  It creates a spectral report that contains information such as the chemical shifts, number of hydrogens, multiplicity, etc. in a format that is compatible with a variety of common chemistry journals.  This feature is particularly useful to those who are preparing manuscripts for publication. Not only does it save time, but also increases the accuracy of the report.  The line fitting function is also impressive.  Along with its capability of processing an arrayed NMR spectra, one can use MNova to easily process NMR data associated with reaction kinetics, variable temperature experiments,  and nuclear spin relaxation data. The MNova software can also be used to display 2D spectra, for peak picking and integrating cross-peaks.

To install MNova on your computer, please follow the following steps:

• acquire a license file from http://udeploy.udel.edu/software/mnova/
• save the license file on you computer.
• go on the webpage http://mestrelab.com/software/mnova-suite/download/, select appropriate OS and download the Mnova package (version 11.4.0) to your computer
• install the Mnova on your computer
• activate your Mnova software by locating the license file on your computer

Please refer the following link for the detailed instructions about how to install and activate the Mnova software

      http://mestrelab.com/resources/mnova-suite/installing/how-to-install-mnova/

It is easy to use Mnova.   There are a number of tutorials, software operational manual, and user’s guides on the Mestrelab Research website: http://mestrelab.com.

A  quick user’s guide prepared by Dr. Chen Peng of Mestrelab Research that you might find useful. Visit Mnova website http://mestrelab.com for additional technical support.  Dr. Chen Peng (chen.peng@mestrelab.com) also offers his support to UD users.

For Windows and Mac users, go to UDeploy page: http://udeploy.udel.edu/software-categories/networking-and-sftp/ and select and download the data transfer software based on your platform. For Linux users, use an embedded software gftp with a selection of SSH2 for data transfer.

Once the data transfer software is installed on your computer, you may use the following IP addresses to download your data from different locations:

AVIII 400 (049BRL): 128175.138.54

AV400 (045BRL):  128.175.54.56

AVIII600 (049BRL): 128.175.54.56

AV600 (049BRL): 128.175.138.55