About Us

In 1976, the National Biomedical EPR Center was established as a biotechnology resource center to enhance biomedical research use of electron spin resonance spectroscopy. We are one of the largest electron paramagnetic resonance facilities in the nation, and are supported by a P41 research resource award by the NIH/NIBIB.

Scientific Advisory Board

The National Biomedical EPR Center's Scientific Advisory Board comprises the following members:

Wayne L. Hubbell, PhD, UCLA School of Medicine (chair)
Albert H. Beth, PhD, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Gareth R. Eaton, PhD, University of Denver
Brian M. Hoffman, PhD, Northwestern University
James S. Hyde, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin
Candice S. Klug, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin
Ronald P. Mason, PhD, National Institute of Environmental Science (NIH/NIEHS)
David J. Singel, PhD, Montana State University
Harold M. Swartz, MD, PhD, Dartmouth Medical School

Policies

Collaborators, visitors, and users are required to follow our policies.

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Collaborator Policy

EPR Center collaborators are requested to include the collaborating faculty member as an author on any publications that wholly or in part involve work carried out at the EPR Center. Any such publications should cite the Center grant number (NIH P41 EB001980) and, if appropriate, the DEER instrumentation grants (NIH grants RR022422 and OD011937). In addition, authors should demonstrate compliance with the NIH Public Access policy by securing a PMCID number for each paper citing the Center’s support.

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