In this "Instrument Insights" Q&A, Angela Flack of Edinburgh Instruments discusses the shift from single-technique methods to multimodal techniques.
Angela Flack
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Angela Flack is a Product Manager, Spectroscopy & Analytical Instrumentation, at Edinburgh Instruments. She has been with Edinburgh Instruments since the launch of the company’s Raman product line in 2019. Starting in applications, she spent several years working directly with researchers to understand how Raman microscopy is really used in the lab. That hands-on experience now shapes her role as a product manager, where she helps drive the development of the Raman portfolio—including the multimodal RMS1000—ensuring it continues to meet the evolving needs of scientists.
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As an alternative drug delivery route, transdermal patches control the amount of medication a patient receives. With confocal Raman microscopy it is possible to create a Raman 3D map and thus visualize and analyze the layers of a transdermal patch without damaging it, allowing for quality control and stability measurements.
In this application note, we investigate the phase transitions occurring in polyethylene and nylon-6 using the Edinburgh Instruments RMS1000 Raman Microscope and a temperature stage.
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