SpinPilot – The Future of NMR Automation
SpinPilot is Bruker’s next‑generation automation software for TopSpin, designed to simplify everyday NMR. In this webinar, we will introduce its intuitive web interface, profile‑based configuration, and secure user management. We will also show how typical NMR automation workflows translate to SpinPilot. This will help you run experiments faster and prepare your lab for future capabilities.
SpinPilot brings a modern, browser‑based experience to NMR automation. You will see how profiles and roles separate instrument configuration from user management, enabling cleaner multi‑user setups. We will demonstrate queue and quota concepts, template‑driven experiment setup, and options for Python‑based customization.
We will also highlight integration touchpoints with TopSpin 5 and discuss migration tips, training resources, and where to find updates. The session concludes with Q&A.
Key Learning Points:
- Learn how SpinPilot’s modern, web‑based automation pairs with TopSpin 5
- Configure profiles, roles, and BioSpin IAM for secure access
- Standardize experiments with templates, queues, and quotas
- Translate your IconNMR tasks seamlessly; extend with Python for advanced workflows and reporting
- Plan a smooth migration with training materials, release highlights, and a live Q&A, including timelines, support contacts, and resource links.
Speaker: Dr. Barbara Czarniecki (NMR Application Scientist at Bruker BioSpin)
Barbara Czarniecki completed her DSc in Organometallic Chemistry at ETH Zurich, which following graduation, she continued to research and teach.
Speaker: Eric Johnson (Application scientist Bruker US)
Dr. Eric Johnson earned his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of California, Berkeley, studying protein structures using NMR. He completed a postdoctoral fellowship at The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, where he investigated small‑molecule ligand–RNA interactions. In 2006, he joined the NMR Applications team at Bruker BioSpin and is based in the Bruker San Jose demo lab, where he specializes in all aspects of liquid‑state NMR.
Speaker: Robin Stein (Application scientist Bruker UK)
Robin Stein holds a PhD from Cambridge University, where she specialised in solid-state NMR. Since then, she has been an applications scientist with Bruker UK Ltd, an applications service representative with Bruker Ltd (Canada), and an NMR manager at McGill University. Since 2022, she has been an applications scientist with Bruker UK Ltd.
