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Fveldhuizen: /* MS access */

2026-05-27T07:56:08Z

MS access

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	=== MS access ===		=== MS access ===
	There are various mass spectrometers available to SOC but most students will only manually operate the ISQs. The ISQ in Huygens (HG03.411) is a MS for pure samples only, while the ISQ in Mercator is a LC-MS, for analyzing mixtures. A guide on how to operate the ISQs can be found [https://gitlab.science.ru.nl/jzelenka/isq/-/blob/master/README.md here], which you will need to read prior to getting training for the ISQs. After measuring your MS samples, you can retrieve the results either directly from the computers or via \\msspectra-srv.science.ru.nl\msspectra by adding this external drive to your pc and access via your science account.<br/>		There are various mass spectrometers available to SOC but most students will only manually operate the ISQs. The ISQ in Huygens (HG03.411) is a MS for pure samples only, while the ISQ in Mercator is a LC-MS, for analyzing mixtures. A guide on how to operate the ISQs can be found [https://gitlab.science.ru.nl/jzelenka/isq/-/blob/master/README.md here], which you will need to read prior to getting training for the ISQs. After measuring your MS samples, you can retrieve the results either directly from the computers or via \\msspectra-srv.science.ru.nl\msspectra by adding this external drive to your pc and access via your science account.<br/>
	The current mass tutors include ~~Robin Schenker and Wessel Sinnige~~.		The current mass tutors include {{Mass Tutors}}.

	==== HRMS ====		==== HRMS ====

Fveldhuizen: /* MS access */

2026-05-08T10:46:39Z

MS access

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	=== MS access ===		=== MS access ===
	There are various mass spectrometers available to SOC but most students will only manually operate the ISQs. The ISQ in Huygens (HG03.411) is a MS for pure samples only, while the ISQ in Mercator is a LC-MS, for analyzing mixtures. A guide on how to operate the ISQs can be found [https://gitlab.science.ru.nl/jzelenka/isq/-/blob/master/README.md here], which you will need to read prior to getting training for the ISQs. After measuring your MS samples, you can retrieve the results either directly from the computers or via \\msspectra-srv.science.ru.nl\msspectra by adding this external drive to your pc and access via your science account.<br/>		There are various mass spectrometers available to SOC but most students will only manually operate the ISQs. The ISQ in Huygens (HG03.411) is a MS for pure samples only, while the ISQ in Mercator is a LC-MS, for analyzing mixtures. A guide on how to operate the ISQs can be found [https://gitlab.science.ru.nl/jzelenka/isq/-/blob/master/README.md here], which you will need to read prior to getting training for the ISQs. After measuring your MS samples, you can retrieve the results either directly from the computers or via \\msspectra-srv.science.ru.nl\msspectra by adding this external drive to your pc and access via your science account.<br/>
	The current mass tutors ~~are Daan Hamstra and Robin Schenker for the ISQ in Huygens, and~~ Robin Schenker and ~~Enebie Ramos Caceres for the ISQ in Mercator 3~~.		The current mass tutors include Robin Schenker and Wessel Sinnige.

	==== HRMS ====		==== HRMS ====

Fveldhuizen at 09:32, 13 April 2026

2026-04-13T09:32:30Z

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	* Obtaining a '''Radboud campus card''' with an S/U/E number. If you do not have such a card yet and are not a student from the Radboud, you can contact sa@dpo.ru.nl with your request. They will want a picture from you for on the campus card. They will contact you when you can pick it up (used to be at the Erasmus building (E 19.02).		* Obtaining a '''Radboud campus card''' with an S/U/E number. If you do not have such a card yet and are not a student from the Radboud, you can contact sa@dpo.ru.nl with your request. They will want a picture from you for on the campus card. They will contact you when you can pick it up (used to be at the Erasmus building (E 19.02).
	* A '''science account''', which you can get from C&Cz as a student or they are applied for by Marieke to C&Cz. You will need this account in order to access the VPN and get your mass/NMR spectra. A guide for obtaining a science account is found at [https://cncz.science.ru.nl/en/howto/login/ here]. <br/>		* A '''science account''', which you can get from C&Cz as a student or they are applied for by Marieke to C&Cz. You will need this account in order to access the VPN and get your mass/NMR spectra. A guide for obtaining a science account is found at [https://cncz.science.ru.nl/en/howto/login/ here]. <br/>
	See also [[Media:Presentation for new SOC members.pptx\|Presentation for new SOC members]].		See also [[Media:Presentation for new SOC members.pptx\|'''Presentation for new SOC members''']].
	=The mandatory stuff=		=The mandatory stuff=
	== Registration & Access to the wings ==		== Registration & Access to the wings ==

Fveldhuizen at 09:02, 13 April 2026

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 * Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.
 * Gain access to the '''electronic lab notebook (ELN)''' for which we currently use [[Chemotion]]. Chemotion can be accessed [https://chemotion.science.ru.nl/home here]. Daniel Blanco-Ania is the person responsible for this and can give you access. Hence, send an email to him or pass by his office. '''Important:''' as a student you need to share your ELN with your supervisor and you should close experiments after 3 weeks of completing them. A more extensive guide on using Chemotion can be found [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wdaeXOB5fZVcQ8pyIDBOKXN5hEscbM5El8OwFzIN1Jw/edit here]. The minimal requirements according to the Boltje lab of ELN recording are found [[Chemotion#ELN minimal book keeping| here]].
 == Lab equipment access ==

Fveldhuizen: /* Going into the lab */

2026-04-13T08:13:12Z

Going into the lab

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	== Going into the lab ==		== Going into the lab ==
	In order to go into the lab you need to take care of the following things:		In order to go into the lab you need to take care of the following things:
	* Complete the '''safety test'''. Prior to taking the test you need to acquaint yourself with the safety manual (found [https://orgchem.pages.science.ru.nl/safetymanual/ here]). Afterwards you can take the test with a Safety Officer. Upon successful completion, you will be showed around the lab in particular regarding the safety equipment such as emergency showers and CO2 fire extinguishers.		* Complete the '''safety test'''. Prior to taking the test you need to acquaint yourself with the '''safety manual''' (found [https://orgchem.pages.science.ru.nl/safetymanual/ '''here''']). Afterwards you can take the test with a Safety Officer. Upon successful completion, you will be showed around the lab in particular regarding the safety equipment such as emergency showers and CO2 fire extinguishers.
	* Obtain the relevant '''safety equipment''' such as a lab coat and safety goggles. These can be obtained from {{Technician mercator}} for working in Mercator and {{Technician huygens}} for working in Huygens.		* Obtain the relevant '''safety equipment''' such as a lab coat and safety goggles. These can be obtained from {{Technician mercator}} for working in Mercator and {{Technician huygens}} for working in Huygens.
	* Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.		* Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.

Fveldhuizen: /* Going into the lab */

2026-04-10T10:22:22Z

Going into the lab

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	== Going into the lab ==		== Going into the lab ==
	In order to go into the lab you need to take care of the following things:		In order to go into the lab you need to take care of the following things:
	* Complete the '''safety test'''. Prior to taking the test you need to acquaint yourself with the safety manual (found [https://orgchem.pages.science.ru.nl/safetymanual/ here]) ~~which requires a Science account~~. Afterwards you can take the test with a Safety Officer. Upon successful completion, you will be showed around the lab in particular regarding the safety equipment such as emergency showers and CO2 fire extinguishers.		* Complete the '''safety test'''. Prior to taking the test you need to acquaint yourself with the safety manual (found [https://orgchem.pages.science.ru.nl/safetymanual/ here]). Afterwards you can take the test with a Safety Officer. Upon successful completion, you will be showed around the lab in particular regarding the safety equipment such as emergency showers and CO2 fire extinguishers.
	* Obtain the relevant '''safety equipment''' such as a lab coat and safety goggles. These can be obtained from {{Technician mercator}} for working in Mercator and {{Technician huygens}} for working in Huygens.		* Obtain the relevant '''safety equipment''' such as a lab coat and safety goggles. These can be obtained from {{Technician mercator}} for working in Mercator and {{Technician huygens}} for working in Huygens.
	* Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.		* Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.

Fveldhuizen: Added ppt for new SOC members

2026-04-02T09:51:46Z

Added ppt for new SOC members

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	There are a few things you will have to take care of yourself, preferably before starting the internship:		There are a few things you will have to take care of yourself, preferably before starting the internship:
	* Obtaining a '''Radboud campus card''' with an S/U/E number. If you do not have such a card yet and are not a student from the Radboud, you can contact sa@dpo.ru.nl with your request. They will want a picture from you for on the campus card. They will contact you when you can pick it up (used to be at the Erasmus building (E 19.02).		* Obtaining a '''Radboud campus card''' with an S/U/E number. If you do not have such a card yet and are not a student from the Radboud, you can contact sa@dpo.ru.nl with your request. They will want a picture from you for on the campus card. They will contact you when you can pick it up (used to be at the Erasmus building (E 19.02).
	* A '''science account''', which you can get from C&Cz as a student or they are applied for by Marieke to C&Cz. You will need this account in order to access the VPN and get your mass/NMR spectra. A guide for obtaining a science account is found at [https://cncz.science.ru.nl/en/howto/login/ here].		* A '''science account''', which you can get from C&Cz as a student or they are applied for by Marieke to C&Cz. You will need this account in order to access the VPN and get your mass/NMR spectra. A guide for obtaining a science account is found at [https://cncz.science.ru.nl/en/howto/login/ here]. <br/>
			See also [[Media:Presentation for new SOC members.pptx\|Presentation for new SOC members]].
	=The mandatory stuff=		=The mandatory stuff=
	== Registration & Access to the wings ==		== Registration & Access to the wings ==

Fveldhuizen: /* Going into the lab */

2025-04-07T09:49:10Z

Going into the lab

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	* Obtain the relevant '''safety equipment''' such as a lab coat and safety goggles. These can be obtained from {{Technician mercator}} for working in Mercator and {{Technician huygens}} for working in Huygens.		* Obtain the relevant '''safety equipment''' such as a lab coat and safety goggles. These can be obtained from {{Technician mercator}} for working in Mercator and {{Technician huygens}} for working in Huygens.
	* Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.		* Obtain a '''physical lab journal''' (in addition to pencils and other office supplies) which can be acquired from the secretary office in Hg and from {{Technician mercator}} in M3.
	* Gain access to the '''electronic lab notebook (ELN)''' for which we currently use [https://chemotion.science.ru.nl/home ~~chemotion~~]. Daniel Blanco-Ania is the responsible ~~person~~ for this and can give you access. Hence, send an email to him or pass by his office. '''Important:''' as a student you need to share your ELN with your supervisor and you should close experiments after 3 weeks of completing them. A more extensive guide on using Chemotion can be found [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wdaeXOB5fZVcQ8pyIDBOKXN5hEscbM5El8OwFzIN1Jw/edit here]. The minimal requirements according to the Boltje lab of ELN recording are found [[Chemotion#ELN minimal book keeping\| here]].		* Gain access to the '''electronic lab notebook (ELN)''' for which we currently use [[Chemotion]]. Chemotion can be accessed [https://chemotion.science.ru.nl/home here]. Daniel Blanco-Ania is the person responsible for this and can give you access. Hence, send an email to him or pass by his office. '''Important:''' as a student you need to share your ELN with your supervisor and you should close experiments after 3 weeks of completing them. A more extensive guide on using Chemotion can be found [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wdaeXOB5fZVcQ8pyIDBOKXN5hEscbM5El8OwFzIN1Jw/edit here]. The minimal requirements according to the Boltje lab of ELN recording are found [[Chemotion#ELN minimal book keeping\| here]].

	== Lab equipment access ==		== Lab equipment access ==

Fveldhuizen: /* Full characterization of a NCE */

2025-04-07T09:29:23Z

Full characterization of a NCE

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	===Full characterization of a NCE===		===Full characterization of a NCE===
			TLC, NMR, and HRMS are mandatory for new compounds.<br/>
	~~(to~~ be ~~filled)..~~.		An infrared spectrum can be made if the structure is unclear from NMR and HRMS, and is necessary for publication.

	== How to behave in the lab ==		== How to behave in the lab ==

Fveldhuizen: /* MS access */

2025-04-07T09:25:44Z

MS access

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	There are various mass spectrometers available to SOC but most students will only manually operate the ISQs. The ISQ in Huygens (HG03.411) is a MS for pure samples only, while the ISQ in Mercator is a LC-MS, for analyzing mixtures. A guide on how to operate the ISQs can be found [https://gitlab.science.ru.nl/jzelenka/isq/-/blob/master/README.md here], which you will need to read prior to getting training for the ISQs. After measuring your MS samples, you can retrieve the results either directly from the computers or via \\msspectra-srv.science.ru.nl\msspectra by adding this external drive to your pc and access via your science account.<br/>		There are various mass spectrometers available to SOC but most students will only manually operate the ISQs. The ISQ in Huygens (HG03.411) is a MS for pure samples only, while the ISQ in Mercator is a LC-MS, for analyzing mixtures. A guide on how to operate the ISQs can be found [https://gitlab.science.ru.nl/jzelenka/isq/-/blob/master/README.md here], which you will need to read prior to getting training for the ISQs. After measuring your MS samples, you can retrieve the results either directly from the computers or via \\msspectra-srv.science.ru.nl\msspectra by adding this external drive to your pc and access via your science account.<br/>
	The current mass tutors are Daan Hamstra and Robin Schenker for the ISQ in Huygens, and Robin Schenker and Enebie Ramos Caceres for the ISQ in Mercator 3.		The current mass tutors are Daan Hamstra and Robin Schenker for the ISQ in Huygens, and Robin Schenker and Enebie Ramos Caceres for the ISQ in Mercator 3.

			==== HRMS ====
			High resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) is used to obtain high quality mass spectra. This is not necessary for every sample, but only for important compounds and when lower resolution measurements are unclear. <br/>
			Jan Zelenka is in charge of measuring HRMS. These measurements typically take place once a month. Before each measurement, Jan will send round an email asking people to submit samples.

	=== Other equipment ===		=== Other equipment ===