Rapiscan Systems are to distribute Metrohm handheld Raman spectrometer products to the security market under a non-exclusive agreement.

Attosecond transient absorption spectroscopy can track the movement of electrons at a specific site of a molecule, which permits tracing the evolution of the molecular system with spatial resolution at the atomic scale.

NMR spectroscopy and other analytical techniques were used in the study of the binding of EGCG, a green tea compound that may increase levels of p53, a natural anti-cancer protein.

A deep neural network has been developed to analyse NMR data faster and with the same accuracy as human experts.

Hyperspectral imaging has been used to develop a system to identify the change of salmon's adaptation to salt water: smoltification

BrightSpec has announced the start of operation of a broadband Molecular Rotational Resonance spectrometer at BASF's research centre in Ludwigshafen, Germany.

Edinburgh Instruments has introduced new pulsed diode lasers and LEDs, and a supercontinuum laser.

v2021 of ACD/Labs' Spectrus and Percepta platform applications provide updates and new software features for its desktop and enterprise products.

Bruker's new Q4 POLO is a compact spark optical emission spectrometer with the ability to work in a number of new applications.

Extrel CMS has launched a new power supply, the 440khz QPS, which offers a wider capacitance range compared to previous models.

This paper discusses how and why the spectral resolution required for dispersive Raman microscopy depends on the intended application and the sample material.

This application report outlines practical approaches for NMR electrolyte analysis and how the measured parameters can affect performance using examples from lithium battery R&D.

The deviation of the N₂, Ar concentrations from equilibrium are known to be indicative of the important biological and physical processes taking place in the marine and aquatic biological environments and can be measured by membrane inlet mass spectrometry (MIMS).

The landscape of controlled substance analysis is changing with compact mass spectrometers. With the growing risk of exposure to fentanyl and its analogues, there is a need in law enforcement and decontamination services for analysis that is fast, dependable and can be operated with little to no training.

This application note describes how Raman and photoluminescence microscopy can be used as an analysis tool in any forensic laboratory.

Confocal Raman microscopy is used to study a nicotine patch.