Spectroscopy Application Note Alert Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Atomic Spectroscopy Measurement of Phosphorus (P2O5) and Potassium (K2O) in Fertilizers This application note demonstrates measurement of phosphorus (P2O5) and potassium (K2O) by empirical calibration. A Fundamental Parameters method is also demonstrated. Microwave Sample Prep - Metals Analysis in Food Use of the Milestone Ethos UP to digest different food samples and accommodate labs requiring both high throughput and digestion of difficult food matrices   Molecular Spectroscopy Quantification of Fat Content in Commercial Milk Using NIR Miniature Spectrometer GreenTropism focuses on building a dedicated algorithm for the use of spectroscopy in industrial and consumer contexts, whether you are or are not a specialist. Classification of Brain Glioma Tumors Using the Renishaw Biological Analyzer We demonstrated discrimination between diseased and healthy brain tissue using the Renishaw Biological Analyzer - RA816. Characterizing Graphene with Cost-Effective Raman Systems This application note explores the characterization of Graphene with an affordable modular Raman spectrometer system using the StellarNet HYPER-Nova. Raman Spectroscopy in Crystallization Raman-based crystallization monitoring enables rapid optimization of crystallization conditions, improves process efficiency, and ensures optimal final form. Electroluminescence and Photoluminescence Spectroscopy of a PhOLED Study of a phosphorescent organic LED. Spectrum and chromaticity coordinates of the emission and triplet lifetime are determined using time-resolved spectroscopy. Upgrading a Date Sorting Process Discover how a spectral system installed on a process line “sees” inside dates to determine moisture level, with machine learning algorithms to predict date quality. mAb Analysis in a Complex Formulation Buffer This application demonstrates microfluidic modulation spectroscopy for quantitative analysis of mAbs over a wide concentration range with high reproducibility and accuracy. Reduce. Recycle. Raman. Extended-range Raman proves ideal for polymer ID in high-throughput sorting of plastics, discriminating within families and signaling the presence of additives.