Webinar: Biomedical Applications of Raman Spectroscopy

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In this webinar, Kristen Frano and Dr. Adam J. Hopkins explain how Raman spectroscopy is an invaluable tool for both research and development in the areas of cancer diagnostics and vaccine development. Watch on Demand Here!

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Webinar: Quantitative Transmission Raman for Content Uniformity Testing

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In this webinar, development groups will learn how analysis with quantitative transmission Raman aids in formulation development and process development, by non-destructively measuring tablets with low dosage levels (down to 0.1 percent API) and distinguishing polymorphs. Quality control (QC) groups will see how Raman both accelerates testing by cutting analysis time down to a minute and saves costs by reducing the quantity of solvent, waste and maintenance required compared to traditional HPLC analysis.

The Benefits of Raman Spectroscopy in Carbon Applications

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The global graphene market is expected to reach over half a billion dollars worldwide by the year 2025. Raman spectroscopy is sensitive to even slight differences in molecular structure, making it an invaluable tool for investigating graphene and other allotropes. The Carbon Raman Analyzer from B&W Tek is optimized for measurements of carbon nanomaterials, and is perfect for nondestructive at-line process monitoring and materials characterization.

See Through Raman Identification of Incoming Materials in Pharmaceutical Warehouses

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In this presentation done at CPhI Worldwide 2017, we discuss our i-Raman Pro ST and its use in pharmaceutical warehouses to identify incoming materials in opaque packaging

Mineral Identification with Portable Raman at The Sterling Hill Mining Museum

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The Sterling Hill Mining Museum in Ogdensburg, NJ is the fluorescing mineral capital of the world. Certain minerals found here are not found anywhere else on the planet. In this video, we talk with President & Executive Director Bill Kroth & Resident Geologist Earl Verbeek about how they are implementing the use of portable Raman spectroscopy to identify and verify minerals at this unique location.

For more information about the museum, visit: sterlinghillminingmuseum.org

Portable Raman for Agricultural Products & Cultural Heritage in Peru

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In this testimonial, we talk with Assistant Professor Betty Galarreta from the Pontificia Universidad Catolic del Peru. Betty’s work using B&W Tek’s i-Raman Plus Portable Raman Spectrometer involves developing analytical techniques that help track biomarkers within the Agricultural Industry. She also uses the i-Raman Plus to study the chemical composition of different Peruvian cultural heritage materials.

Gem Identification with Expert Gemologist Using Portable Raman Spectroscopy

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In this testimonial, we travel to The Basel University Earth Science Institute, where we talk with Henry A. Hänni, Dr., FGA, Professor Emeritus of Gemmology and retired director of The SSEF Swiss Gemmological Institute in Basel, Switzerland. Prof. Dr. Hänni discusses the advantages of using a Portable Raman system like the GemRam from B&W Tek for Gem identification and verification.

Application Spotlight – In-Situ Reaction Monitoring with i-Raman Plus

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In this video, we give a brief demonstration on how our i-Raman Plus portable Raman spectrometer can be utilized for in-situ reaction monitoring of the hydrolysis of acetic anhydride.

Carbon Research with i-Raman Plus at Case Western Reserve University

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In this video, Dr. Rigoberto Advincula, Professor of Macromolecular Science & Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, discusses the ways in which he and his students utilize the i-Raman Plus for carbon research.

Portable Raman Spectroscopy in Pompeii, Italy

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Last month, a research group led by Dr. Juan Manuel Madariaga, a Professor of Analytical Chemistry from the University of the Basque Country, traveled to Casa degli Amorini Dorati in Pompeii, Italy. Check out our new video of Dr. Madariaga and his team utilizing the i-Raman Pro and other portable Raman instruments in their analysis on the remains of an oil painting.

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