Data reporting and output: the software uses a WYSIWYG user interface and it is a simple process to extract information and copy spectra for reporting purposes.Almost all CIF instrumentation automatically uploads acquired data to the Research Files data cloud, either when you log out of the instrument computer, or as a batch once per day.

Familiar look and (somewhat) intuitive interface: The software has a similar appearance to PowerPoint, with separate spectra for a sample appearing as individual pages (slides) within one document.

Once activated, the licence will remain valid for a continuous period of 90 days without the need to connect to the server or the university network.

Flexible licence: uses a floating licence model that runs from a single Chemistry server.Platform independence: runs natively on Windows, Mac and Linux platforms.Some specific features of the Mnova software that make it attractive for use in the academic environment include:

Assigning 1D and 2D peaks to a structure.Opening and processing 1D and 2D NMR data.The course describes how to install the software and covers the following topics: Slides for the 2019 introductory Mnova lecture/demonstration are also available.There is a useful guide to keyboard shortcuts.The Getting Started guide contains installation instructions for personal computers as well as a very quick introduction to usage.Then, restart Mnova (if you are on a personal computer, ensure that you are connected to the university VPN) the software should then be fully activated.

There is no need to unzip it: simply provide the zip file when prompted by Mnova for a licence. In both cases, you will also need a licence which can be obtained from the NMR server (see data access for instructions on how to connect): navigate to SRF > NMR > NMR Software > Mnova and copy the ' CRL, University of Oxford Campus 2020 Suite.zip' file to your computer. On departmental computers you can install Mnova via the Software Centre for personal computers, the Getting Started document contains installation instructions. We also have additional licences for two further plugins for NMR Quantification and for Reaction Monitoring which can be optionally installed in addition to the main Mnova suite enquire with the NMR staff if you wish to use these. The Chemistry Department has a site licence for the Mnova Suite of packages from MestreLabs, which includes tools for the processing and analysis of 1D and 2D NMR spectra and MS, GC-MS and LC-MS data.

How to use mestrenova