EU-NMR has two advisory bodies: the International Evaluation Panel and the International Science Council.
The membership of the International Evaluation Panel consists of an international group of well-known researchers in the area of bio-NMR from countries all over Europe (the International Advisory Board, IAB) and the Directors of the Research Infrastructures providing access.

International Evaluation Panel - IEP :
Externals:

Iain Campbell		Oxford University, U.K.
Astrid Graslund		University of Stockholm, Sweden
Axel Haase		University of Wurzburg, Germany
Katalin Kövér		University of Debrecen, Hungary
Chrit Moonen		University of Bordeaux, France
Joachim Seelig		Biozentrum Basel, Switzerland
Vladimír Sklená		University of Brno, Czech Republic
Robin K. Harris		Chemistry University, Durham, U.K.
Dominique Massiot		Solid State Chemistry, CRMHT-Orléans, France
Janez Plavec		Nucleic Acids, Slovenia
Anthony Watts		Solid State NMR, Rutherford, U.K.
Michael Sattler		Structural & Computational Biology, EMBL, Germany
George Ratcliffe		NMR plant metabolism, Oxford, U.K.

Internals:

Harald Schwalbe		University of Frankfurt, Germany
Ivano Bertini		University of Florence, Italy
Rolf Boelens		Utrecht University , The Netherlands
Lyndon Emsley		Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon, France
Ulrich Günther		University of Birmingham, U.K.

The International Evaluation Panel has joint and several responsibilities with respect to

• Evaluation of the suitability of project proposals for Transnational Access; in this respect the "International Evaluation Panel" acts as the International User Selection Panel
• Validating the requirements with respect to staff and equipment for executing the proposal based on the recommendations of the TA subproject committee and the pre-evaluation panel.
• Advising the Management Council with respect to all matters that affect the current and future quality and quantity of access for the facilities the International User Selection Panel
• Periodic evaluation of the performance of the Transnational Access project and the associated JRAs on behalf of the General Assembly and the Managing Commettee

The International Science Council is composed of representatives of funding agencies and European organizations that share a responsibility for creating a comprehensive set of RIs for bio-NMR in the European Research Area. Their advisory role is crucial for the network of RIs to implement and maintain a networked research infrastructure for bio-NMR in Europe that is second to none worldwide.