Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectrometer was obtained to Faculty of Pharmacy, Mansoura University through the STDF capacity building project 21746

Leveling up the quality of research standards using NMR spectrometer

Raising the efficiency and quality of the research level using the NMR devicePrincipal Investigator: Prof. Dr. Hussein I. El- Subbagh

The main objective of having Bruker 400 MHz Avance III Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectrometer was to improve the research quality and development capacity of Faculty of Pharmacy and hence University of Mansoura which is located in the heart of the Nile Delta of Egypt. This target was achieved through improving the research infrastructure by providing scientific research equipment. The services and benefits of NMR provided and radiated to the entire delta region and to all Egypt, and considered as a technology and innovation institutional asset. NMR provided a state-of-the-art research work to serve the community, and to address the national strategic priority themes, through the following:

• The availability of such instruments helped improving the scientists’ access to modern research equipment and tools.
• The production of top-level research work to serve the scientific research community, scientific and pharmaceutical industry.
• Improving the research quality to produce top quality research and to make the researchers at Faculty of Pharmacy, Mansoura University and whole Egypt more internationally competitive.
• Promoting the partnerships between academia, scientific private sector institutions, scientific and pharmaceutical industry to contribute to solve the country strategic priority themes and problems in the area of research and development efforts.
• Enabling collaborators from academia and industry to produce research outputs and services to solve actual problems through creating well equipped creditable research environments.
• The operators managed to build up a reputation of quality exceeded the borders of Egypt. NMR unit analyzed more than 6000 samples in three years, serving all Faculties of science,  more