Raman Microscopy Solutions for Samples Beyond the Ordinary

Aug
23
ICORS 2026

ICORS 2026 will bring together the international Raman spectroscopy community to share advances in instrumentation, methods, data analysis and applications.

Visit Oxford Instruments WITec at booths 7 and 8 to meet our Raman microscopy specialists, discuss your current work and explore our Raman microscopy portfolio.


See alphaCART in action and explore the new witec360

Meet Oxford Instruments WITec at ICORS 2026 to experience our alphaCART mobile Raman system and discuss the witec360 confocal Raman microscope with our application specialists.

Experience alphaCART

See how a freely positionable, fibre-coupled Raman probe enables research-grade spectral analysis when the sample cannot be accommodated by a conventional microscope.

Schedule a demonstration to explore applications involving oversized, immovable or fragile samples, in-situ measurements and analysis outside the laboratory.

Schedule an alphaCART demonstration


Discuss the witec360

Talk to our specialists about configuring the witec360 around your measurement requirements from weak Raman signals and small spectral shifts to high-resolution 2D and 3D imaging.

The witec360 can be configured with the Hexalight spectrometer, supporting up to six gratings and spectral coverage from 350–1100 nm for Raman, photoluminescence and other advanced imaging workflows.

Book a witec360 meeting

Location

Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Türkiye

Booth Number

7&8

Date

23-28 August 2026

Business

Raman

ICORS 2026


Book a meeting 

We’re excited to meet you at this year’s ICORS 2026. Book a meeting with one of our experts to explore how our technologies can support your research.

Book your meeting with our specialist

Schedule an alphaCART demonstration 

We’re excited to meet you at this year’s ICORS. If you're interested in an alphaCART demostration we’d love to show you more.

Request a demo and see how our solutions help you achieve outstanding results.

Schedule an alphaCART demonstration