Raman Imaging and Correlative Microscopy Techniques Raman imaging can be combined with topographic Raman imaging, fluorescence, and scanning electron microscopy. This paper gives examples of its correlative potential. Characterizing Polymer Blends with Correlative Microscopy This study shows Raman imaging, atomic force microscopy, and scanning near-field optical microscopy characterizing and depth-profiling polymer blends and layers. Characterizing Pharmaceutical Samples with Raman Microscopy Pharmaceutical research benefits from Raman microscopy, which characterizes distributions, homogeneity, drug states, and contaminants. This study provides examples. Correlative Raman Microscopy for 2D Materials Two-dimensional (2D) materials such as graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides are well-suited to investigation by Raman and SEM. Examples of both are presented in the following app note. Raman Imaging: Single Cells and Bacteria In this application note, 3D confocal Raman imaging is used to chemically characterize single cells and bacteria, nondestructively and without specialized preparation. Diagnostics and Treatment with Raman Imaging Biological and medical research benefits greatly from Raman imaging and correlative microscopy. This note shows applications that demonstrate its advantages.