11.20.23 -- Bioprocessing Illuminated: Harnessing The Magic Of Raman Spectroscopy

Raman scattering is a phenomenon where a sample scatters light, offering insights into material composition. Understand Raman setups, including laser power thresholds and detector optimization.

Explore how one company used CCD cameras to collect and investigate molecular and atomic spectra from the infrared into the soft X-ray and short ultraviolet wavelength regions. 

Raman spectroscopy is an ideal analysis technique for the analysis of these polymorphs with its vibrational spectroscopy, no need for sample preparation, and its non-destructive approach. 

Surface quality standards establish acceptable flaws on optical components that affect performance. Proper specification of these standards is crucial to achieving performance balance.

Most Raman microscopy applications seek to maximize access to the Raman fingerprint of the molecule of interest. Explore the role of optical filters for both benchtop and portable Raman applications.

Very precise path length control in optical delay lines is critical to techniques in transient absorption spectroscopy (using pump-probe), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), and many other applications.