Through symposia, posters, and workshops, representatives from industry and academia addressed a broad range of technology and implementation issues that are beginning to change the landscape of modern spectroscopy.
Michael MacRae
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A Look at Spectroscopists' Incomes and Attitudes About Their Jobs
Vibrational and fluorescence spectroscopy, laser light-scattering techniques, and other optics-based approaches are gaining momentum in the quest for early detection and more effective treatment of cancer.
A look at spectroscopists' incomes and attitudes about their jobs.
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