Spectroscopy News
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AI-Powered Raman Spectroscopy Revolutionizes Drug Detection In Blood
2/14/2025
Scientists discovered a method for detecting cardiovascular drugs in blood that provides a rapid and precise analysis technique with significant potential for real-time clinical diagnostics.
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NASA Is Making Spectroscopy More Efficient And Affordable
2/11/2025
NASA has long been at the forefront of technological innovation and spectrometry has not been immune to the space agency’s touch.
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How LLNL Used Scientific Techniques – Including Spectrometry – To Catch A Serial Killer
2/4/2025
When authorities hit a roadblock investigating a suspected serial killer they turned to researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for help. Here’s how those researchers helped put the “Angel of Death” behind bars.
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25 Reasons To Attend SPIE Photonics West 2025
1/7/2025
SPIE Photonics West 2025, scheduled for January 25–30 in San Francisco, offers numerous benefits for professionals in the optics and photonics industry. Here are 25 reasons to attend.
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A Look Back At The Year That Was
12/10/2024
It’s that time again. Let’s take a look at the most-read articles that appeared on Photonics Online this past year. Why, it’s become an annual event!
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Judge Smails And Ty Webb: What Caddyshack Has To Do With Metrology
11/13/2024
Metrology plays a crucial role in various aspects of society and industry. It encompasses three main subfields: scientific, legal, and industrial metrology. Oh, and golf?
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Revolutionizing Animal Care With Raman Spectroscopy
10/10/2024
Raman spectroscopy offers rapid, non-invasive disease detection in animals. It analyzes molecular vibrations in samples, aiding cancer diagnosis and treatment monitoring in veterinary medicine.
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Ultra-Fast Laser Processing: New Advances For Display Manufacturing
10/1/2024
Abrisa Technologies announces Dr. Arnaud Zoubir as a keynote speaker at the SID LA Chapter Meeting on October 17, 2024, discussing “Ultra-Fast Laser Processing and Advances in Display Manufacturing.”
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Improved Edge Steepness With New MaxLine E-Grade Filters
9/23/2024
New E-Grade MaxLine laser line filters offer superior edge steepness for Raman spectroscopy. They work effectively with edge filters, allowing for better separation from laser light.
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