Latest Advances in Spectral Identification: SmartSpectra, Classification Models, and More!

Ensure faster, more accurate analyses with expanded compound coverage. Identification of unknown compounds is now one step closer.

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Event Overview:

Comparing and matching unknown spectra to databases of known measured spectra is one of the most effective methods for spectral identification.

But what happens when you can’t find an answer in your spectral libraries?

This webinar explores some of the latest advances in spectral analysis to tackle this challenge, including Wiley’s KnowItAll classification models, SmartSpectra, and functional group analysis tools. Through a series of live examples, we will demonstrate how you can incorporate these tools into your workflow for the most successful analysis.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Learn about cutting-edge technologies that can augment your spectral analysis workflow
• See live demonstrations showing how these tools can help to identify spectra

Who Should Attend:

• Analytical chemists and those performing spectral analysis
• Current KnowItAll and spectral database users

Speakers:

Calvin Stevenson
Editor, Software Products
Wiley Science Solutions

Calvin Stevenson is an accomplished editor at Wiley, specializing in spectral solutions and new technologies. He holds a postgraduate degree in data analytics from George Brown College and has a bachelor of technology degree in biotechnology from McMaster University.

Michelle D’Souza, PhD
Product Manager, Software Products
Wiley Science Solutions

Michelle D’Souza, PhD, brings years of insight and knowledge in spectral informatics with leadership roles at Wiley and Bio-Rad Laboratories, in addition to multiple years as a scientific researcher at Abbott (now AbbVie) and DuPont. She has a PhD in chemistry from Northern Illinois University and a master’s degree in analytical chemistry from the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine. She earned a BS degree from the Chemistry Department of Peking University.

Register Free: https://www.spectroscopyonline.com/spec_w/spectral-identification