Can electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrometers be used in beer production? The answer may surprise you.
Jean-Baptiste David
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Jean-Baptiste David is a R&D Engineer for RF-mmW IC design for wireless communications at CEA-Leti in France.
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CEA-Leti’s Moonshot Program is developing compact spectrometer platforms that can operate outside traditional lab environments.
What are the advantages of electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR)-on-a-chip spectrometers?
In this video clip, Jean-Baptiste David, who is a R&D Engineer at CEA-Leti, and Serge Gambarelli, who is a research director at CEA-IRIG and EPR spectroscopy expert, discuss the application areas where electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrometers could be useful.
Spectroscopy sat down with Jean-Baptiste David, who is a R&D Engineer at CEA-Leti, and Serge Gambarelli, who is a research director at CEA-IRIG and EPR spectroscopy expert, to talk about how EPR spectrometers are changing the way laboratory analysis is conducted.
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