Kickstarting our new Workshop 101 series, this session offers a high-level crash course in using NMR for metabolomics. While mass spectrometry often takes the spotlight, NMR is also a strong tool for metabolite profiling and biomarker discovery.

During the workshop, you'll learn how NMR metabolomics is being used in clinical and preclinical research, from untargeted profiling and pathway mapping to studying drug metabolism, nutritional studies, and toxicology. The workshop includes a case study from one of our users and a walk through what you can expect from a metabolomics study including biomarker panels, statistical & pathway analysis, and method validation.

Interested in seeing it all in action? A post workshop guided tour, and hands-on demo will be at the NMR Core Facility, where we will show you exactly how a metabolomics study comes together.

Dr. Adrien Le Guennec, Scientific Officer, NMR Core Facility, KCL

Dr. Agrim Gupta, Manager, NMR Core Facility, KCL

Dr. Helen Alexander, Clinical Research Fellow, St John’s Institute of Dermatology, KCL

This event is open to all King’s staff and students; however, registration is required to attend. Please register using the link provided on this page to secure your place.

This event is part of Analytical Bites @ Analytical Core Facilities, a platform for King’s analytical community designed to share knowledge and explore cutting-edge analytical topics & technology. We invite expert speakers from academia, core facilities, and industry with sessions that include seminars, interactive discussions, workshops and complimentary lunch.