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20 September 2016 | By Edinburgh Instruments
Research in optical materials is rapidly moving towards stable, high-power laser sources emitting in the mid-infrared (mid-IR) region...
This Kaiser application note focuses on real-time, in situ process understanding using a Raman-based PAT approach. Raman spectroscopy is uniquely useful for biotechnology ‘Quality by Design’ (QbD) applications because it enables fast, non-destructive monitoring and control...
In this issue: Regulation, Environmental Monitoring, Drug Delivery; Microbiology, Track & race, Spectroscopy, HPLC, Mass Spectrometry, and much more...
In this Spectroscopy In-Depth Focus: The benefits of NIRS in monitoring and controlling a crystallisation process; Pharmaceutical applications of terahertz spectroscopy and imaging; and much more...
In this article, Kerstin Barr, Product Manager for handheld Raman instruments at Thermo Fisher Scientific, comments on the revised tolerances...
15 February 2016 | By Edinburgh Instruments
We are delighted to have accomplished installation of our top end fluorescence spectroscopy systems at the brand new Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology (VISTEC) in Thailand...
20 November 2015 | By HORIBA Scientific
HORIBA Scientific, global leader in spectroscopic solutions, is pleased to announce that Francis Ndi, current Export Manager, has been promoted to Product Line Manager for the Optical Spectroscopy Division (OSD)...
14 October 2015 | By Viavi Solutions Inc.
This webinar discusses how miniaturised spectrometers facilitate testing of different control schemes with the goal of enabling real-time feedback control of continuous manufacturing processes...
16 September 2015 | By HPLC
Microanalysis which is critical in today’s research is ushered by boundless analytical techniques, the major one being HPLC...
9 July 2015 | By Victoria White
Researchers have been studying what happens when different chemotherapy drugs come in contact with the silver coating on catheters with surprising results...
3 July 2015 | By Julien Villaumié and Hilary Jeffreys, Actavis
All regulatory agencies require that manufacturers accurately determine the amount of drug in a medicinal product so that the product can be deemed fit for patients. This forms part of batch release testing performed by Quality Control (QC) laboratories. The drug assay and/or content uniformity of the dosage units is…
3 July 2015 | By Patrick Giraudeau, University of Nantes
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometry is a major quantitative tool in pharmaceutical analysis, owing to its extremely high accuracy. However, absolute quantification in complex mixtures is often hampered by spectral overlap which considerably reduces the quantitative performance of NMR.
23 March 2015 | By PANalytical
PANalytical launched a new Epsilon 1 XRF analyzer at last year’s meeting of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences (AAPS) in California...
19 November 2014 | By Renishaw
On Monday 10th November, Dame Janet Trotter, Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucestershire, presented Renishaw with its seventeenth Queen’s Award...
Scientists involved in materials characterization, process validation and product failure analysis can gather more valuable data by combining two powerful analytical techniques. The new Thermo Scientific TGA-IR Module provides users of Thermo Scientific FT-IR spectrometers with enhanced performance when combining Thermal Gravimetric Analysis (TGA) and FT-IR spectroscopy.
