Vol 35 No 6 Spectroscopy June 2020 Regular Issue PDF

Article

Spectroscopy

SpectroscopySpectroscopy-06-01-2020
Volume 35
Issue 6
Pages: 18–22, 24

Click the title above to open the Spectroscopy June regular issue, Volume 35, Issue 6, in an interactive PDF format.

External Link - Spectroscopy_June2020_L.pdf

Download Issue PDF
Articles in this issue
Vol 35 No 6 Spectroscopy June 2020 Regular Issue PDF
Laura Bush headshot_web.jpg
Celebrating 35 Years of Spectroscopy
Zac Schultz _web.jpg
Rise of the Machines: SERS Instrumentation and Machine Learning Enabling Complex Bioanalysis
Robert Hannah_web.jpg
Should the Past Define the Future of Interpretation of Infrared and Raman Spectra?
Mun Seok Jeong_web.jpg
Evolution and Future of Raman Spectroscopy: Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy
fig1L.jpg
Handheld Near-Infrared Spectrometers: Reality and Empty Promises
John Olesik_web.jpg
ICP-OES Capabilities, Developments, Limitations, and Any Potential Challengers?
Norbert Jakubowski_web.jpg
New Trends in ICP-MS: On the Way from Single Cell to Single Protein Detection
fig1L1592411052454.jpg
One Real Challenge That Still Remains in Applied Chemometrics
fig1L-1.jpg
Optical Molecular Spectroscopy in Combination with Artificial Intelligence for Process Analytical Technology
fig1L-11592423609252.jpg
Far-Ultraviolet Spectroscopy
Jose M Costa_web.jpg
Nanoparticle-Assisted Analytical Strategies: Pushing the Limits of ICP-MS for Ultrasensitive Detection of Clinical Biomarkers
Dmitry Kurouski_web.jpg
A Spectroscopic Revolution in the Agricultural World
fig1L.jpg
Raman Spectroscopy is Solving the Perpetual Problem of CSI: The Time of a Crime
Duncan Graham_web.jpg
Can Raman Spectroscopy Be a Useful Tool in the Fight Against COVID-19?
Recent Videos
Modern video camera recording tv studio interview blurred background mass media technology concept | Image Credit: © Studios - stock.adobe.com.
Related Content
Jezero Crater on the planet Mars © mkarco and NASA-chronicles-stock.adobe.com

SuperCam Raman Spectroscopy Unlocks Jezero Crater’s Geological Secrets

Jerome Workman, Jr.
March 31st 2025
Article

Scientists detail the first 1,000 sols of spectroscopic mineral detections on Mars

Ep. 34: A Banner Year for Separation Science at Pittcon 2025

Ep. 34: A Banner Year for Separation Science at Pittcon 2025

March 14th 2025
Podcast
Abstract geometric crystal background, iridescent texture, liquid. 3d render. Prism. Generated by AI. | Image Credit: © Thiago - stock.adobe.com

New Study Provides Insights into Chiral Smectic Phases

Will Wetzel
March 31st 2025
Article

Researchers from the Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences have unveiled new insights into the molecular arrangement of the 7HH6 compound’s smectic phases using X-ray diffraction (XRD) and infrared (IR) spectroscopy.

Ep. 33: Automating Multivariate Calibrations: Chronicling the Steps for Replacing the Human Brain in Most Calibration Situations

Ep. 33: Automating Multivariate Calibrations: Chronicling the Steps for Replacing the Human Brain in Most Calibration Situations

February 10th 2025
Podcast
Dr. Austin Daniels is an expert application scientist in flow imaging microscopy for biotherapeutics development.

An Exclusive Spectroscopy Interview on Flow Imaging Microscopy in Collaboration with the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS), Part 1

Jerome Workman, Jr.
March 31st 2025
Article

The first part of an in-depth interview exploring the use of flow imaging microscopy (FIM), a new technology used for subvisible particle characterization in biologics.

Best of the Week: Multidimensional Mass Spectrometry, Exoplanet Discovery, LIBS Plasma Behavior

Best of the Week: Multidimensional Mass Spectrometry, Exoplanet Discovery, LIBS Plasma Behavior

Will Wetzel
March 28th 2025
Article

Top articles published this week include a long-form video interview from the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) Conference, as well as several news articles highlighting studies where spectroscopy is being used to advance space exploration.