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By John Oncea
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Spectroscopy began when Isaac Newton split light with a prism and today is used in countless ways in medicine, physics, chemistry, and astronomy. Here, we look at Raman spectroscopy and how it is being used in new and unique ways.
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UV Raman Spectroscopy
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Application Note | IDEX Health & Science, LLC
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The use of UV lasers in Raman Spectroscopy overcome traditional limitations and allow high signal-to-noise measurements. Advances in UV lasers and filters make this technique increasingly accessible.
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Explore how photonic detector technologies across the spectrum enable biomedical spectroscopy, linking materials science to real clinical applications from genomics to cancer diagnostics.
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