Arthur Palmer III

I learned a lot of experimental methods and some statistical analysis methods for proper biophysical characterization of proteins and polymers.

This course provides very helpful theoretical and practical knowledge to understand and conduct NMR experiments.

I learned a lot about the thermodynamic forces that inform protein folding

Anisotropy in NMR; magic angle spinning; Hartmann-Hahn Cross-polarization and average Hamiltonian theory; solid-state quadrupolar NMR

I learned the theoretical and practical basis of NMR spectroscopy with perspectives covering quantum mechanics to pulse sequence analysis and design.

I really learned a lot in this course. Probably my favorite course I have ever taken. First time I have really understood some of the physical components (thermodynamics, kinetics, etc.). I also learned a lot about how to present a paper.

I learned various aspects of NMR spectroscopy including theory and techniques of both solid and solution state NMR.

This course is literally the best NMR course one can find in the world. This course teaches every important aspect of NMR spectroscopy ranging from solution-to- solid phase / structure-to-dynamics / theory-to-practice. 1 Columbia University: Arts & Sciences Spring 2024 Course: BCHMGR6270_001_2024_1-NMRSPECTROSCPY/MACROMOLECULES : BCHMGR6270_001_2024_1 - NMR SPECTROSCPY/MACROMOLECULES Instructor: Arthur Palmer III

Very fun course and I like the small class size

No exams, so good alternative to pchem if you want that. Do not take it if you actually want to learn something or come away with something meaningful.