Molecular Spectroscopy

Minjung Son, an assistant professor of chemistry at Boston University, and her group is developing nanomaterials and polaritons, which is important for energy conversion technologies.

Concentrations comparable to polluted European rivers detected in sediments of the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve.

The International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy (ISMS) always has a symposium dedicated to astrochemistry. In this interview, Miguel Sanz-Novo, an Alexander von Humboldt Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, discusses his latest research in this field.

Particle-correlated Raman spectroscopy (PCRS) combines automated optical imaging and Raman analysis to link particle morphology with chemical identity, enabling high-throughput, reproducible characterization of diverse particulate samples, as demonstrated in pharmaceutical nasal spray analysis

In this “Pathways in Spectroscopy” episode, Jennifer Ferguson, an Applications Manager at Renishaw, discusses what she does in her role and types of projects she gets involved in.

Top articles published this week include a celebration of World Oceans Day, a look at how spectroscopy is advancing lithium-ion battery analysis, and more.

Spectroscopy’s “What’s Nu” newsletter in May highlights the development of lasers in spectroscopy, compensating for repack variation in near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy, and validity by design.

How is spectroscopy being used to detect methane and contribute to sustainability missions?

What were attendees talking about the most at Spring SciX?

The upcoming 10th International Conference on Tip-enhanced Raman Spectroscopy is set to take place from June 3–5, 2026, in Zurich, Switzerland. Here’s what attendees can expect.

Autofluorescence can obscure or overwhelm the Raman signal in biological samples. Do workaround solutions exist to combat this problem?

How has Raman spectroscopy been applied to the development of materials that are important in technology?

In this overview of the upcoming International Symposium for Molecular Spectroscopy (ISMS), we discuss the awards given out at the conference.

A systematic review from Beijing researchers maps how surface-enhanced and high-speed Raman technologies are reshaping what forensic examiners can extract from a single latent print.

The 79th meeting of the International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy is set to take place in June. Here’s what attendees should know.

Researchers combined two analytical techniques to characterize individual microplastic particles with both elemental and molecular detail.

A comprehensive review from the University of Porto identifies critical bottlenecks in biologics analysis and maps a technology-driven path forward.

What does the rise of portable and handheld spectroscopic instrumentation tell us?

A recent study used a multi-technique analytical approach to characterize the 2021 Tiglit meteorite, revealing unexpected mineral phases that point to a more complex history of shock events and post-fall alteration.

Metrohm's new i-Raman Platform is designed for both researchers and industry professionals alike. This Q&A overview provides the necessary information users would want to know.

In this overview, we explore how spectroscopy is advancing the agriculture industry.

A continuation of our recap of a recent study published in Microchemical Journal highlights the implications of how Raman spectroscopy can help analyze ancient DNA remains.

A recent study shows that non-destructive Raman spectroscopy measurements of protein-to-mineral ratios in ancient teeth can accurately predict endogenous DNA preservation, enabling archaeologists to pre-screen specimens and avoid unnecessary destructive sampling.

This brief tutorial offers an overview of Raman spectroscopy and the scientist responsible for discovering this technique.

A recent review article explores how machine learning (ML)-assisted Raman spectral classification is being used in applications such as biomedicine and material analysis.