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Recommended Blogs/Links : (more)
Stan's NMR Blog (news/articles)
Ottawa NMR -Glenn Facey (great tips)
Windsor blog -Schurko lab (lit highlights)
NMR periodic table. (data on nuclei)
NMR Information Server. (announcements)
News : (Archived group news)
- Zinc glycolato and MQMAS papers published
- DSR to present zinc results at EAS
- Welcome Jenna Yehl (M.S. '10) to team micelle!
- "Sodium Cholate Aggregation..." accepted.
Links:
David Rovnyak
Bucknell NMR Conf. 2007
Downloads : NMR Education
Group : (group alums)
Alyson Cobb (Chem '09, with the Strein lab) - Micelles
Thomas Mann (Chem '11) - SSNMR & X-ray
Mark Sarcone (Chem/Math '10) - protein NMR
Ze Jiang (Chem/Math '09)
- methods/data analysis
Jenna Yehl (M.S. Chem '10) - Micelles
Summer '07 Pic , Summer '06 Pic
Recent Publications:
Kennedy, P.E, Francis, N., Rovnyak, D., Kastner, M.E., "Redetermination of cis-diaquadiglycolatozinc(II)", Acta Crystallographica Section E: Structure Reports Online E64, 1635 (2008). Online
D. Rovnyak, Kennedy, P.E, "Application of shaped adiabatic pulses to MQMAS spectrsoscopy of Spin 3/2 nuclei", Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 196, 191-199 (2009). DOI
Christine M. Hebling, Laura E. Thompson, Kyle W. Eckenroad, Gregory A. Manley, Roderick A. Fry, Karl T. Mueller, Timothy G. Strein, David Rovnyak, "Sodium Cholate Aggregation and Chiral Recognition of the Probe Molecule (R,S) 1,1’-binaphthyl-2,2’ diylhydrogenphosphate (BNDHP) Observed by 1H and 31P NMR Spectroscopy", Langmuir, 24, 13866-13874 (2008). Abstract
D. Rovnyak,"Tutorial on analytic theory for cross polarization in solid state NMR", Concepts Magn. Reson. Part A, 32, 254-276 (2008).
Abstract
J. A. Kubat, J.J. Chou, D. Rovnyak,"Nonuniform sampling and maximum entropy reconstruction applied to the accurate measurement of residual dipolar couplings" J. Magn. Reson. 186, 201-211 (2007). (DOI link).
K. W. Eckenroad, L. E. Thompson, T.G. Strein, D. Rovnyak, "Proton NMR assignments for R,S-1,1-binaphthol (BN) and R,S-1,1-binaphthyl-2,2-diyl hydrogen phosphate (BNDHP) interacting with bile salt micelles", Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry 45, 72-75 (2006). Abstract
Rovnyak, D., Thompson, L.E., Selzler, K.J., ”Experimentation with 15N enriched ubiquitin”, in Modern NMR in Education, Rovnyak, D., Stockland, R.A., eds, V969, 219-233 (2007).
D. Rovnyak, R. Stockland Jr., Eds,"Modern NMR Spectroscopy in Education", American Chemical Society Symposium Seres No. 969, Oxford University Press (2007). (on Amazon)
(Full publications list)
Group Alumni:
2008
Greg Manley (CHM '08, Yale Ph.D.)
Jayne Kubat (CHM '08, Cornell DVM)
Meghan Monaghan (CHM '08, D.C. public policy)
2007
Kyle Eckenroad (M.S. CHEM '07, Merck)
Katie Selzler (BIO '07, Rochester Neuroscience Ph.D.)
2006
Lindsay Morris (CHM '06, ???)
Laura Thompson (CHM '06, Univ. of Maryland)
Matt Mosellen (CHM '06, George Mason Law)
Michael Heinrich (CHM '06, Univ. Penn.)
Brian Wilson (M.S. '06, Notre Dame)
Jeff Stoltzfus (EE '06, ???)
2004
Jamie Brown (BIO '04, ???)
Archived Group News
2008
- Best wishes to
- Greg entering Yale for Ph.D.
- Jayne entering Cornell forVmD
- Meghan going into public policy & law
- Summer research 2008 underway!
- Alyson Cobb presents at MARM 2008
2007
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Rovnyak Lab
Department of Chemistry
Bucknell University

2007-2008 Group! Left to Right : Ze Jiang, Meghan Monaghan, Jayne Kubat, Paul Kennedy(front), David Rovnyak (back), Gregory Manley, Mark Sarcone (click for hi-res)
We are a biophysical research group specializing in the
application of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to biological problems.
We are active in the following areas:
1. We have a major interest in studying the zinc
sites of zinc binding proteins, which are blind spots in structural studies. We have proposed a method for PCR gene synthesis of non-random genes that encode zinc-binding-domains (B. Wilson, Thesis) and are presently studying solid state 67-Zn NMR spectra of model zinc compounds. See also (4).

2. We collaborate with the Strein lab to understand the chirally selective solvation of binaphthyl compounds by bile salt micelles. This project includes fundamental studies to gain deepere insight into micelle formation by bile salts.

3. We develop and disseminate laboratory and course experiences that effectively introduce undergraduate students to NMR.
See our NMR Education Link for more info and dowloads.

4. We are investigating the use of alternative data sampling and processing to accelerate and enhance the acquisition of multi-dimensional NMR data.
We hope this work will help in the study of metalloproteins.

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