

The CRM2 lab houses the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance facility which is dedicated to numerous NMR applications, in liquid or solid phases, but also in MRI in collaboration with the LEMTA laboratory.

With the objective of making the NMR tool accessible to the entire scientific and industrial community of Lorraine, the facility is located both in Nancy and Metz. It is equipped with six high-field devices (300-600MHz in proton resonance frequency, and 100MHz imager).
The users of this shared facility are from about fifteen different laboratories affiliated to different research departments of the University of Lorraine (CPM, EMPP, M4, A2F research departments…), as well as different industries from Lorraine. It is also involved in teaching, whether in bachelor’s and master’s degrees in chemistry, or at the engineering level (ENSEM). It operates in the form of provision or realization of specific experiments by the facility people.