During the final meeting of the CA, which was held in Montecatini Terme, Italy on December 15-18, 2008, ten among the documents produced throughout the project were discussed within the context of prestigious lectures. These documents address a variety of methodological and technological developments of NMR. Collectively, they contribute to defining the perspectives of bio-NMR towards Mechanistic Systems Biology. The bio-NMR community is committed to advancing the impact and role of NMR in this direction in order to provide quantitative data at an atomic level that can be used (and indeed, which are needed) to model functional processes and their mechanisms at a system level.
The documents have been collected in a book, which was first presented at the user meeting of the NMR Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (I3) EU-NMR (European Network of Research Infrastructures for Providing Access and Technological Advancements in NMR), on January 26-29, 2009. Indeed, the community of NMR users is that which has contributed to and will profit from the EC-funded NMR-Life project.

An electronic copy of the book can be downloaded here