Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Sep 14, 2023 10:00 AM EDT
Learn how Raman microscopy and correlative variations thereof can enable comprehensive investigations of geoscience and bio-material samples. Examples of high-resolution, nondestructive Raman, Raman-AFM, and Raman-SEM-EDS analyses will be presented.
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Event Overview:
This webinar introduces the Raman effect and Raman spectroscopy’s technical considerations. It will feature an overview of Raman imaging and correlative Raman microscopy variations while describing how the techniques can benefit scientists in geoscience and bio-materials research. A series of application examples will illustrate the versatility and analytical power of the methods.
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Who Should Attend:
Speaker:
Stefan Kreißl
Application Scientist
Oxford Instruments WITec
Dr. Stefan Kreißl is an experienced mineralogist with a demonstrated history of working in the research industry. Skilled in mineralogy and material sciences with a focus on scanning electron microscopy, light microscopy, spectroscopic analysis (X-ray, Raman and IR), crystallographic analysis (XRD), geology and natural resources. He is educated as a research professional in mineralogy, earth sciences, and geosciences from the University of Tübingen and as electronics engineer in the metal cutting machine tools industry. He completed further education as Quality Management Representative & Auditor, Environmental Management Representative, and Project Manager.
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