Map of the MonthIn this Map of the Month, we highlight our recent Application Note, in which the RMS1000 was used in multiple microscopic and spectroscopic imaging modes to investigate the structural and optical properties of a crystal of WSe2.
Map of the MonthThis Map of the Month blog highlights Raman microscopy’s capability to assist in the identification of art forgeries. The technique is sensitive to pigments which can give clues to the age of the art piece, and the authenticity.
Map of the MonthEver wondered what’s in your chocolate treats – this map of the month we investigate some white chocolate. Mapping the sample, we can see the distribution of the key components in chocolate!
Map of the MonthIn this Map of the Month, we highlight the sensitivity of Raman and PL microscopy for analysing 2D materials such as tungsten disulfide.
Map of the MonthThis Map of the Month we highlight the versatility of the RMS1000 by incorporating a femtosecond pulsed infrared fibre laser to measure multiphoton images of mouse intestine.
Map of the MonthHow can we make Raman maps faster? This Map of the Month we discuss our Fast Mapping feature in Ramacle® using a sample of MoS2 to show how we can acquire Raman maps with significantly reduced acquisition times.
Map of the MonthSeptember’s Map of the Month highlights recent research on the RMS1000 using a femtosecond laser to measure 2PEF. 2PEF is a fantastic technique for studying biological samples, and this MOTM focuses on a stained slide of convallaria.
Map of the MonthAugust’s Map of the Month highlights a recent application note studying SWCNTs. The have a broad range of applications and studying the chiral indexes present in a SWCNT sample is crucial for understanding their properties. Photoluminescence spectroscopy is one of the most helpful tools to study such samples, in the form of excitation emission matrix spectroscopy.
Map of the MonthJuly’s Map of the Month highlights the first in our new series of Software Highlights. This month we focus on Surface Mapping in Ramacle® on a pharmaceutical tablet. Using Surface Mapping any issues of out of focus Z points from the uneven surface are removed and we can obtain a Surface Map showing the distribution of the 3 APIs in
Map of the MonthDiatoms are single-celled algae encased in a silica cell wall. These algae have major roles in our ecosystem and a great bioindicators of water quality. Raman microscopy can be used to 3D these intricate cell walls, find out more in June’s Map of the Month.
