The system was developed in close cooperation with professional first responders with the goal of providing a simple, easy to use instrument that measures quickly

Dr. Nancy Pleshko discusses her work in applying spectroscopic techniques to better understand how connective tissues and other types develop, and to understand what happens in disease states and with therapies

The Duetta™ two-in-one system eliminates the need for multiple scanning instruments

CRAIC Technologies microspectrophotometers are now offered with enhanced photoluminescence microspectroscopy and imaging with excitation ranging from the ultraviolet to the near infrared

New spectrometer is anchored by high definition optics and robust electronics

The new GoldenEye^TM is the only snapshot imager covering the extended range from 400nm to 1700nm, while the Breeze^TM palm spectrometer is highly efficient for maximum sensitivity with ultrafast acquisition 

The AnywhereRaman instrument is a self-contained product that combines a spectrometer, a laser, a ball probe and an acquisition computer all in one instrument

The next generation Thermo Scientific GENESYS UV-Vis spectrophotometer portfolio is optimized for usability and performance

The two principal forms of atomic spectroscopy are based on emission and absorption

The LP980 Transient Absorption Spectrometer from Edinburgh Instruments now offers calibrated, software-controlled energy meters to monitor experimental conditions in real time

The Apollo II™ features high sensitivity, high spectral resolution, a broad spectral range and rapid sampling times all on the same Raman microspectrometer. Designed with a great price-performance, the Apollo II™ can measure Raman spectra of micron-scale samples with unparalleled performance.

Bio-Rad will also feature their new SpectraBase™ cloud-based spectral repository, which allows fast text access to spectra online