Special Issues-09-02-2020

Spectroscopy Magazine spoke with Claudia Conti about her work in micro-SORS.

Spectroscopy interviewed Tuan Vo-Dinh of Duke University, discussing his work in spectroscopy and photonics.

Spectroscopy Magazine spoke with Heidi Goenaga-Infante about her work on elemental and speciation analysis.

Spectroscopy Magazine sat down with Kay Sowoidnich to talk about how his group has demonstrated the potential of shifted-excitation Raman difference spectroscopy (SERDS) as an efficient tool for soil nutrient analysis.

Spectroscopy interviewed Yukihiro Ozaki about his work in the field of Raman spectroscopy.

By combining single-molecule biophysics and nanomaterial-polymer science, Markita Landry of the University of California, Berkeley has developed new tools for understanding biological systems. Using a combination of nanoparticles, imaging, and spectroscopy, her work has led to discovery of the aspects of neuromodulation in the brain, and for the delivery of genetic materials into plants for crop biotechnology.