At SciX, Jürgen Popp explains how miniaturized optical spectroscopy could add molecular data to wearable health tracking, ...

At SciX, Alessandro De Giacomo explained how airborne LIBS can produce quantitative results. Instead of relying on reference ...

Jürgen Popp explains how head and neck surgeons in Jena use a Raman probe to locate tumor borders, why the technique could ...

Double metal cyanide (DMC) catalyst is widely used for the alkoxylation reaction to produce polyether polyol from ethylene/propylene/butylene oxides. It is challenging to optimize the synthesis ...

At SciX, Jay Kitt describes the experiment he ran on his own that launched his cytochrome c research, and explains why ...

The Avio 3000 also demonstrated high-throughput performance under challenging analytical conditions. In wastewater testing using U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Method 200.7 across 33 elements, ...

Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy, built on the weak overtone and combination-band absorptions first exploited commercially in ...

SciX 2026, the annual conference presented by the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS), ran ...

At SciX, Jürgen Popp explains how miniaturized optical spectroscopy could add molecular data to wearable health tracking, which could enable earlier disease detection and a shift toward prevention.

Laboratories performing trace elemental analysis are facing growing sample volumes without corresponding increases in staff. Rising electricity and argon costs, complex sample matrices, and stringent ...

The analogy extends beyond scattering to other light–matter interactions. Porter explained that absorption is like a catch, while fluorescence is a catch followed by a throw. Raman scattering, he said ...

At SciX, Juergen Popp explains why a new infection test must fit hospital workflows, outperform the gold standard, and cost ...