Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique that provides atomic-level structural information, as well as insights into molecular dynamics and interactions, for samples in both solution and solid states. At the Yokohama campus of RIKEN, multiple state-of-the-art NMR spectrometers, including 900 MHz systems, are available and operated as a shared research infrastructure accessible to researchers from both academia and industry, within and outside RIKEN.
　NMR is widely used not only for the structural analysis of biomacromolecules but also across a broad range of research fields, including organic chemistry, materials science, drug discovery, and energy science. In recent years, advances in measurement techniques and data analysis methods have significantly expanded its scope of application.
　This facility contributes to the advancement of NMR research in Japan by providing access to cutting-edge instrumentation and comprehensive technical support, including experimental design, measurement optimization, and data analysis. By leveraging this platform, we aim to promote interdisciplinary research and development, enhance scientific and technological capabilities, and foster the creation of new innovations.