USP Proposes New Chapters on Elemental Impurities
In a move that should interest all spectroscopists involved in pharmaceutical research, the USP proposed new chapters on elemental impurities last week.
In a move that should interest all spectroscopists involved in pharmaceutical research, the USP proposed new chapters on elemental impurities last week. They are currently listed on their website at www.usp.org/hottopics/metals.html, and comments are due by April 10, 2010.
AI-Powered SERS Spectroscopy Breakthrough Boosts Safety of Medicinal Food Products
April 16th 2025A new deep learning-enhanced spectroscopic platform—SERSome—developed by researchers in China and Finland, identifies medicinal and edible homologs (MEHs) with 98% accuracy. This innovation could revolutionize safety and quality control in the growing MEH market.
New Raman Spectroscopy Method Enhances Real-Time Monitoring Across Fermentation Processes
April 15th 2025Researchers at Delft University of Technology have developed a novel method using single compound spectra to enhance the transferability and accuracy of Raman spectroscopy models for real-time fermentation monitoring.
