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National Deuteration Facility 2026 Product Catalogue

Published by NDF staff, 25th June 2026

The National Deuteration Facility (NDF) has released their 2026 Product Catalogue, now containing over 300 unique deuterated molecules.

Take a look through the updated 2026 Product Catalogue to view the extensive range of molecules NDF can provide for your research and industry applications. The catalogue can be used as a guide to what may be possible. If you are looking for a molecule not listed or a different deuteration level or pattern for a molecule listed, please get in touch to discuss, as this is not an exhaustive list for what the NDF could provide to enable your research. 

If you are interested in accessing a deuterated molecule through the NDF, there are different User Access modes available. For any questions or enquiries, please get in touch. 

The updated catalogue can be downloaded using the link below.

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Access NDF Capabilities

Proposal submissions to the National Deuteration Facility are accepted for access to NDF capabilities for provision of deuterated and multiple isotopically labelled molecules for neutron scattering and other applications.

There are three modes of access available to NDF capabilities – Merit, User Pays/Collaboration and Commercial (Full cost recovery).

Get in touch

For any enquiries, please email ndf-enquiries@ansto.gov.au to contact Tamim Darwish (NDF Director) and Karyn Wilde (NDF Operations Manager).

Dr Tamim Darwish

Dr Tamim Darwish

Director, National Deuteration Facility

Ms Karen Wilde

Ms Karyn Wilde

NDF User Program Manager & Protein Labelling Specialist, National Deuteration Facility

Acknowledgments

The National Deuteration Facility is partly supported by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy – an initiative of the Australian Government.

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