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131 applications found
How can Raman microscopy help the battle to quit smoking? A transdermal patch is a method of drug delivery through the skin into the bloodstream. ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
Incorporating nanocrystalline cellulose (NCC) into polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fiber changes the tensile property of PAN fiber. The goal is to identify the distribution of NCC on PAN fiber. The peaks associated with NCC are acquired by taking PiFM spectra of pure NCC sample. The NCC peaks compared to the glass substrate are clearly identified. These peaks are used to bring out the subtle features from the hyPIR image taken of the PAN-NCC sample. Note that the strengths of peaks are as such: strong (1034, 1059, 1273 ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
The longitudinal focal field of a tightly focused light via high NA (1.45 NA) objective lens is imaged via PiFM. The measured PiFM result agrees well (slight mismatch is observed due to the uncorrected nonlinearity of open-loop tip scanner) with the longitudinal field calculated from the dipole-dipole interaction between the polarized tip and the glass substrate. Scale bar: 1 micron. Image Courtesy: Ananth Tamma (PiFM image) and Fei Huang (field model), UC ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
High labor costs and limited skilled microscopy staff availability. Rare contaminants or early infections are hard to detect. ...
ByHolloid based in Wien, AUSTRIA
These requirements often exceed the limits of traditional IR microscopy, especially when it comes to spatial resolution. The mIRage IR Microscope, with its unique submicron spatial resolution using a non-contact reflection mode technique, is able to meet even the most demanding of analytical and sample characterization needs. ...
ByPhotothermal Spectroscopy Corp. based in Santa Barbara, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Identification is crucial for assessing their risk to the environment, wildlife, and mankind. Raman microscopy is a great tool for the identification of small microplastics. ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
Identifying Components in Polymer Films via hyPIR Imaging. hyPIR (hyperspectral PiFM infrared) image consists of (n x n) pixels of PiFM spectrum. This is a hyPIRTM image (128 x 128 pixels) of 5 nm of PS homopolymer that is spin-coated onto a 2 nm thick PMMA homopolymer on top of silicon substrate. Due to the thin PS layer and its immiscibility with PMMA, PS has dewetted into nanoscale droplets. Up to three distinct region of a hyPIRTM image can be selected to average the spectra for each region. Up to three peaks ...
ByMolecular Vista based in San Jose, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Confocal Raman and Photoluminescence (PL) Microscopy are well-suited techniques for dealing with such samples. This application note details how ...
ByEdinburgh Instruments - TECHCOMP Group based in , UNITED KINGDOM
This system is instrumental for transcranial ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM), allowing for the imaging of the brain's microvasculature at a microscopic resolution, which is particularly beneficial for diagnosing and monitoring stroke and aneurysm. ...
ByIconeus based in Paris, FRANCE
EDS is an invaluable technique providing elemental composition information in direct relation to the Electron Microscope image for both Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEM) and Transmission Electron Microscopes (TEM). RaySpec has a wealth of experience in the design and manufacture of energy dispersive x-ray detectors used for EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy) on both SEMs and ...
ByRayspec Ltd. based in Buckinghamshire, UNITED KINGDOM
Problems we solve: Pathogen contamination is often discovered post-packaging or distribution. Fermentation is poorly monitored in real-time. CIP hygiene lacks continuous microbial validation. Microbial shifts cause off-flavors or batch inconsistencies. Spoilage organisms can grow undetected between samples. Small sample sizes lead to non-representative microbial data. Lab testing is slow, costly, and ...
ByHolloid based in Wien, AUSTRIA
Infectious diseases are caused by pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi or prions. Thanks to scientific advances in microbiology, host-pathogen interactions, and drug development, many of these infections can now be controlled or cured. Despite great efforts and the development of advanced technologies to investigate infectious agents, there are still many open questions regarding pathogen life cycles, how they cause disease and how can they be ...
ByONI based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM
Problems we solve: Pollution events go unnoticed between sparse lab tests. No continuous water quality monitoring in most systems. Tracking microplastics and sediments is extremely difficult. Biofouling is detected too late in cooling or filtration systems. Sampling is labor-intensive, error-prone, and expensive. Compliance relies on infrequent, static data points. Sudden microbial blooms or pollution runoff lack real-time ...
ByHolloid based in Wien, AUSTRIA
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Spices are aromatic plant substances used primarily for flavoring, coloring, and preserving food. Their benefits are plentiful as they add few calories to food, can contribute vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants when used in sufficient quantity, and act as a natural preservative. The industry is large and diverse with one hundred and nine varieties recognized by ISO. However, most spices are produced by small scale farmers and imported all over the world, which can make quality monitoring a difficult task. ...
ByGalaxy Scientific Inc based in Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
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The global seafood market has greatly expanded due to advancements in fishing vessels, improvements in food processing and storage, and the development of the industry in new countries. While this expansion has increased market size and product choice for consumers, it has also brought on new challenges for quality testing as well as the expansion of illegal practices and fraud. Strict regulations exist but are difficult to enforce in practice. Visual inspection is usually insufficient to determine if a seafood ...
ByGalaxy Scientific Inc based in Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE (USA)
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FlowCam provides a powerful tool to assess food supply and health of larvae in shellfish aquaculture operations or to monitor harmful algal blooms in finfish operations. FlowCam is ideally suited for aquaculture research thanks to its unique ability to target phytoplankton and shellfish larvae in a single platform. Save valuable time and understand the fundamental building blocks of fish and shellfish growth with FlowCam. ...
ByYokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc. based in Scarborough, MAINE (USA)
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Every year over 400 million metric tons of plastic are produced globally for use in many applications, including construction, home appliances, medical instruments, and food packaging. Spectroscopy characterizes many important parameters associated with polymers and plastics ...
ByB&W Tek based in Plainsboro, DELAWARE (USA)
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Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy or SERS is a specialized Raman technique that enhances the Raman scattering efficiency through the use of nanoparticles in solution or a treated surface. SERS improves the detection limit of Raman to the part per billion level and beyond for some ...
ByB&W Tek based in Plainsboro, DELAWARE (USA)
Forging is a metal processing technology used to produce complex-shaped parts with high rigidity and strength. The process uses compression to shape metal or transform the original material into a final or very close to the final shape. Forging technology achieves high rigidity while reducing overall weight. This makes it an ideal choice for the production of sturdy and lightweight parts for electric bicycles and ...
ByZhejiang Cxin Forging Technology Co., Ltd. based in SuiChang, CHINA
In this example, Everaert et al. study the survival and homing capacity of BMSCs in a hindlimb ischemia mouse model in the presence or absence of immunosuppression treatment (CsA). Different injection routes are tested: intramuscular (IM) and intra-arterial ...
ByMauna Kea Technologies based in Paris, FRANCE