In this interview segment from SciX, Juergen Popp explains why molecular “twins” built from optical measurements could reach patients within a decade, provided the field builds the regulatory, ...
Our new “ Spectral Frontiers ” column reports that chip-scale sensors are shrinking FT-NIR instruments into embeddable parts, handheld analyzers are expanding grain and food testing, and hyperspectral ...
In his SciX interview, Marc Porter discusses what happens to hydrogen when thiols bind to gold, how close analytical chemists ...
In Episode 4 of Spectroscopy Around the Globe, we shift to a different continent. Over the first three episodes, we explored ...
This application note demonstrates the use of Raman spectroscopy to analyze the structural properties of carbon materials. Researchers performed chemical imaging on mechanical pencil refills of ...
At SciX, Jürgen Popp explains how miniaturized optical spectroscopy could add molecular data to wearable health tracking, ...
At SciX, Alessandro De Giacomo explained how airborne LIBS can produce quantitative results. Instead of relying on reference ...
Yukihiro Ozaki of Kwansei Gakuin University received the Raman Lifetime Award at ICORS 2026 in Istanbul for outstanding lifetime contributions to Raman spectroscopy. Yukihiro Ozaki, professor emeritus ...
At SciX, Jay Kitt describes the experiment he ran on his own that launched his cytochrome c research, and explains why putting a number on peptide–lipid interactions matters. In this SciX interview, ...
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