"Perspectives on Solid State NMR in Biology" provides a comprehensive overview of the latest developments and future directions of solid-state NMR techniques in biological research. This specialized book documents the findings of an international workshop and particularly highlights the application of solid-state NMR for the study of membrane proteins. The method has proven to be universally applicable for characterizing ordered structures that cannot be investigated using conventional solution methods or diffraction techniques. The book includes detailed information on the binding of hormones or drugs to their membrane receptors, which is significant for rational drug development. Additionally, advancements in protein expression, experimental design, and data analysis from leading researchers in these fields are presented. The application of solid-state NMR techniques to amorphous and membrane-associated peptides, proteins, and complexes is illustrated with examples at ultra-high fields, showcasing the advantages of these advanced methods.