Spectroscopy Solutions Blog

The new Mira DS handheld Raman system from Metrohm uniquely addresses the need of first responders. Mira DS enables them to quickly and accurately identify hazardous material and narcotics from a safe distance.

The new Mira DS handheld Raman system from Metrohm uniquely addresses the need of first responders. Mira DS enables them to quickly and accurately identify hazardous material and narcotics from a safe distance.

There are numerous methods for classification and identification of spectral data. This on-demand presentation by Frederick Long will help you to decide what technique to use for the problem at hand by offering several chemometric or statistical approaches.

Raman spectroscopy is an inelastic scattering technique that reveals vibrational spectra of molecules.  When the excitation wavelength is tuned to fall within an absorption band of a chromophore, the Raman effect is called resonance Raman scattering. 

[On-demand webinar] Vibrational spectroscopies constitute a diverse set of techniques that can provide valuable information about the structure and behaviour of any biological molecule under a wide range of experimental conditions. As such, the family of Raman and infrared spectroscopies are making significant impact in biology both for research and for applications in detection,...

Attend this on-demand webinar by Carla Marchioro and you will learn how structural techniques contribute to drug discovery and development. This will be further explained through application examples.

[On-demand webinar] A novel method was developed to predict Long Residue properties as well as Short Residue properties at different flashing temperatures based on the IR spectrum of a crude oil measured at room temperature. The resulting demonstrates that this integrated approach offers a fast and viable alternative for the currently applied elaborative ASTM and IP methods (patented). 

This on-demand talk will review applications of Raman spectroscopy in the pharmaceutical industry. The most common application of Raman spectroscopy is raw material identification. We will discuss the benefits, advantages as well as the limitations of Raman spectroscopy for raw material identification and finished product verification.