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What’s Next in the World of Spectroscopy? Tell Us in 5 Minutes

Complete the Spectroscopy State of the Industry Survey Today!

Spectroscopy is evolving faster than ever, and the editors of Spectroscopy want to hear from the professional’s driving innovation. We’re conducting a brief survey to understand the current state of the spectroscopy industry—what’s pushing the field forward, where challenges remain, and how scientists and lab teams are adapting to new technologies, applications, and market demands.

Your insights will help inform industry research, guide content creation, and spark conversation across the global spectroscopy community. In just five minutes, you can share your perspective and contribute to a clearer picture of the trends, opportunities, and obstacles shaping the field today.

The survey explores critical topics such as the sectors showing the strongest career growth for spectroscopy-focused analytical chemists, the most pressing challenges in the industry, and emerging instrumentation trends. It also addresses innovations in data analysis, the areas of highest demand for spectroscopy services, and the economic outlook for 2025–2026.

We’re keen to learn how spectroscopy teams prioritize factors like analytical performance, cost of ownership, vendor support, sustainability, and workflow integration when selecting new instruments. The survey also seeks input on the types of resources, training, and collaboration that would help accelerate innovation, from advanced data analysis and AI applications to method development and hands-on instrument expertise.

If you have additional insights beyond the survey, you can email Associate Editorial Director Caroline Hroncich at chroncich@mjhlifesciences.com. Take this opportunity to make your voice heard and help shape the future of spectroscopy!

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