The use of resonant Raman spectroscopy in biomedical systems has been limited, however, owing to associated photochemical degradation phenomena and the generation of fluorescence, which can swamp ...

Raman Spectroscopy is distinguished by several key features that make it a powerful tool in scientific research and industrial applications: Fluorescence Interference: Fluorescence emission from some ...

Raman, emission and fluorescence spectra of sample areas smaller than a micron across. Even the thickness of thin films and color spaces may be determined. And while microspectra are being acquired, ...

This article explains the "Raman Concatenation", a measurement approach that can overcome several trade-offs. In general, fluorescence impacts many Raman measurements, necessitating the adoption ...

This breakthrough surpassed the previous limits of fluorescence microscopy, which has a spatial resolution of onlyabout 6 nanometres. Raman imaging is able to achieve ultrahigh spatial resolution ...

A joint study between the Institute for Environment and Energy, Technology and Analytics (IUTA e. V., Duisburg, Germany) and Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (Germany) explored the combination of ...

Standard histological sections are ideal for tissue/cell imaging and fluorescence markers can be used to guide/correlate the IR and Raman data. Unlike traditional IR microscopy, it is possible to use ...

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Besides Raman, applications such as fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) and time-resolved fluorescence microscopy can also be performed with the versatile RMS1000. Users of the RMS1000 will get ...

With SampleSafe™, Lightblades™, and Scorpii™ technologies, the 2030PV PRO™ can measure transmission, reflectance, Raman, polarization, fluorescence, and PL spectra of even sub-micron samples. The only ...