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E. Bright Wilson, Jr.
Lucidity and Light: The Spectroscopic Legacy of E. Bright Wilson, Jr.

August 18th 2025

This Icons of Spectroscopy Series article features E. Bright Wilson, a pioneer of chemical physics. Wilson’s contributions to infrared, Raman, and microwave spectroscopy provided the theoretical and practical foundation for analyzing molecular structure and dynamics. As a revered professor at Harvard and coauthor of landmark texts, he mentored nearly 150 students and researchers, leaving a lasting legacy of scientific excellence and integrity.

Modern lithium ion battery technology concept. Metal Li-Ion battery cells with electric vehicle battery pack on black background. 3d illustration. | Image Credit: © malp - stock.adobe.com
Carbon Structure and Raman Spectroscopy

August 17th 2025

A doctor's or researcher's hand holding a Petri dish with a culture of bacteria on which an antibiotic disc test is performed. Antimicrobial resistance concept. | Image Credit: © TopMicrobialStock - stock.adobe.com
New Spectroscopic Approach Explores How Antibiotics Alter E. coli at the Molecular Level

August 12th 2025

Commercial palm oil cultivation. | Image Credit: © chadamas - stock.adobe.com
Monitoring Palm Oil Using Raman Spectroscopy and Deep Learning

August 1st 2025

DNA strand and Cancer Cell Oncology Research Concept 3D rendering. | Image Credit: © catalin - stock.adobe.com
New Raman Probe Shows Promise for Real-Time Soft Tissue Sarcoma Detection During Surgery

July 30th 2025

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Spectroscopy: Still Important and Surprisingly Robust

Spectroscopy: Still Important and Surprisingly Robust

Lawrence S. Schmid
March 1st 2007

Industry expert Lawrence Schmid presents his annual overview of the market in the laboratory analytical and life science instrument industry. Strong growth in Asia and continued growth in North America and Europe are promising signs for the industry in 2007 and beyond.

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