DCIF: EPR Links

EPR Links Page

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[Research Groups] [Professional Societies] [EPR/ESR Software Links]
[EPR Vendors] [Educational Resources]

Research Groups:

EPR Research Group ETH Zurich
Illinois EPR Research Center An NIH Supported Resource Facility. Has a very complete listing of EPR resources on the web. A great place to start.
NIEHS/NIH EPR Groups National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences / National Institutes of Health EPR Groups Page "The Gateway to Biomedical EPR Research"
The Suface ESR Group at the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis , Novosibirsk, Russia
The University of Arizona EPR Facility
Weizmann Institute Chemical Physics EPR Group

Professional Societies:

Asia-Pacific EPR/ESR Society (APES)
The EPR Newsletter The official newsletter of the International EPR(ESR) Society.
Society for Free Radical Research
The International EPR (ESR) Society Impress your friends! Join today!
The Society for Free Radical Biology and Medicine Scientists with research focused in the field of free radical biology, chemistry and medicine.

EPR/ESR Software links:

EPR Software Database ( ESDB ) maintained by the National Institutes of Health
Magnetic resonance sites (includes a software section) at the Electron Spin Resonance Group at the University of Antwerp, Belgium
NMR/ESR Software Don't look now but I think I saw some EPR software for the Mac.

EPR Instrumentation:

The Bruker EPR Homepage A lot of useful EPR related information can be found here.
The Jeol ESR Spectrometers Page (Japan)
- Jeol ESR Spectrometry (Peabody pronounced 'pee-buh-dee', MA USA)
Resonance Instruments, Inc. A manufacturer of spectrometers and a variety of microwave-related products for over 25 years.

Educational Resources:

What is EPR? A blurb from the Illinois EPR Research Center describing EPR.
What are Pulse EPR and Pulse Endor? from the EPR Research Group ETH Zurich
Magnetic Resonance Discussion Group of the German Chemical Society (NMR & ESR)