Molecular Spectroscopy Webinar Curriculum includes UV-Vis, UV-Vis-NIR, fluorescence, handheld and benchtop FTIR, and Raman systems for high performance and flexibility

Hone your lab skills, outside the lab, with our live, interactive series of virtual workshops and software bootcamps!Learn about the latest in software solutions for Spectroscopy, discuss the entire analytical process from method development to...

Learn about new technologies that can dramatically reduce the risks around routine pharmaceutical analysis while also reducing the time required from hours and days to minutes.

How light interacts with advanced materials is vital to optical technologies, from solar cells to light-emitting devices.Advanced optical materials enable a tailor-made control over this interaction, whether light is being absorbed or emitted.

The complete characterization of coatings for precision optics usually involved normal and near-normal incidence measurements.The simplicity of this approach, however, is not without compromise.Indeed, normal incidence transmission (T)...

UV-Vis spectroscopy is a mature technology used to analyze, characterize, and quantify pharmaceutical and biological samples such as active pharmaceutical ingredients, DNA/RNA, and proteins for many decades.

This webinar will guide you on the best practices, tools, and techniques needed to get the most reliable, verifiable insights into your optical components.

This expert presentation and discussion forum focus on aspects of dissolution from development through to a marketed product.

必威体育登录手机This webcast will discuss how using the Agilent Cary 3500 UV-Vis for biomolecule analysis has improved workflow efficiencies.

This pharmaceutical expert presentation and discussion forum focuses on data integrity and compliance, particularly in QA/QC, development, and manufacturing.

Protein characterization plays a key role in the discovery and development of new drug targets and therapeutics.

Learn how a Universal Measurement Spectrophotometer is used to analyze advanced materials such as specialized coatings, thin films, metamaterials, photovoltaics, and glass

This webcast will highlight the benefit of advanced sampling technologies in achieving fast, easy, and reliable measurements of liquid samples in comparison with the traditional liquid cells used for FTIR and UV-Vis measurements.

The ability to create and construct material at scales around 1 nm to 100 nm has given rise to a new class of nanomaterials with unique properties.These properties can be exploited in variety of commercial settings from construction to catalysis,...