Time: 11:00 a.m. PST | 2:00 p.m. EST
The future of Raman microscopy may depend as much on automation strategy as on optical performance. Automation is helping researchers standardize experiments, improve reproducibility, and implement sophisticated characterization procedures. As applications become more specialized and datasets continue to grow, automation is becoming an essential part of modern Raman microscopy.
In the following interview, Dr. Matthias Finger, Senior Application Scientist at Oxford Instruments, discusses why automation is becoming essential for Raman microscopy, how it supports correlative characterization and specialized applications, and what role AI may play in future research workflows.
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2 : 00 PM (EST)
60 minutes
Language:English
Businesses:Raman
Dr. Matthias Finger began working with Raman imaging during his doctorate in Chemistry at TU Dresden (Germany)...