Florida State University · ChemistryNMR Innovations Lab
Robert Schurko · Tallahassee, Florida
Research Focus
Dr. Robert Schurko's lab at Florida State University focuses on advancing nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy technology to better understand biochemical and biological processes. They develop new methods to enhance NMR sensitivity and resolution, enabling detailed studies of macromolecular structures, dynamics, and interactions. Their work has significant implications for biomedical research, especially in areas like metabolomics and drug development.
NMR spectroscopymetabolomicsmacromolecular complexesbiomedical researchdrug developmentstructural biologybiochemical pathwaysdynamics of proteins
Research Aims
5AIM 01Develop novel NMR technologies to enhance sensitivity and spectral resolution.
AIM 02Characterize the dynamics of proteins and macromolecular complexes using advanced NMR techniques.
AIM 03Train the next generation of NMR researchers through educational workshops and resources.
AIM 04Facilitate collaborative research projects that apply NMR technology to biomedical challenges.
AIM 05Interface NMR research with other spectroscopic methods to gain insights into biological mechanisms.
Skills the Lab Values
NMR spectroscopymass spectrometrycomputer programmingspectroscopic techniquesdata analysisbiochemical modelingcomplex mixtures analysisinstrumentation development
Output against the department
Publications298top 38% of dept.82nd of 216
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Citations6.9kbottom 43% of dept.123rd of 216
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