Funding and Support

Funding for the development of MADByTE provided by

NIH F31 - AT010098: An Untargeted NMR Metabolomics Platform for Functional Annotation of Natural Product Extracts.

Support and Acknowledgements

Extensive thanks to professional collaborators and the helpful people we’ve had the chance to connect with including:

Bruker Biospin who have helped with technical fixes, experimental planning, pulse program suggestions, and so much more.

Simon Fraser University NMR facility, specifically Dr. Eric Ye (director) and Dr. Andrew Lewis (former director) for their help in experiment setup, optimization, and general discussions to inspire.

The Simon Fraser University HTCB and Dennis Liu for aiding in high throughput biological screening.

The Linington Lab for providing a great space to incubate new technologies and facilitate great discussions.

Simon Fraser University: for their continued support in the development and application of new scientific tools and research.