Spectroscopy

Jacob Shelley, Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, tells us about the most exciting new advances in spectroscopy and MS

Our quickfire round up of the most eye-catching spectroscopy research.

Portable X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (pXRF) gives researchers new insights into the pigments used in ancient rock art.

An algorithm originally developed for Netflix shows promise to improve the diagnostic applications of Raman spectroscopy.

How confocal Raman microscopy helps dig into the details of glass corrosion.

Wei Min has pioneered a revolutionary technology for imaging chemical bonds, with broad applications in chemistry, biomedicine and energy research.

Four expert spectroscopists each select a game-changing paper - and highlight its impact on the wider field or their own research path

It’s a versatile method with widespread applications – isn’t it time people overcame their fear of Raman spectroscopy?

What are the biggest research priorities in spectroscopy today?

Forty years ago, it was theorized that chirality had a color composition that could be measured... and finally the theory has been proven.