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Troubleshooting Food Packaging Materials by µ-FT-IR

Troubleshooting Food Packaging Materials by µ-FT-IR

This webinar for the food packaging industry shows how FT-IR microscopy helps analyze multilayer films, adhesives, and troubleshoot common packaging issues in practical cases.
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The harmonization of microplastics analysis and the role of FT-IR imaging

The harmonization of microplastics analysis and the role of FT-IR imaging

This webinar explores the work of microplastic researchers, challenges in harmonization, and why FT-IR imaging is key—plus best practices, future trends, and a live Q&A.
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IR Spot on green energy, battery research and CO2 reduction

IR Spot on green energy, battery research and CO2 reduction

IR Spot on green energy, battery research and CO2 reduction.
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When IR Light Meets Semiconductor

When IR Light Meets Semiconductor

Bruker has held a webinar illustrating how FT-IR can assist in R&D or process control by delivering in-depth analysis of semiconductor materials and devices.
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FT-IR in Academia: Bio Science Applications

FT-IR in Academia: Bio Science Applications

This webinar demonstrates the unique capabilities and high relevance of FT-IR spectroscopy in biosciences and provides a basic technical understanding of protein and complex biological sample analysis.
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FT-IR in Academia: Chemistry Applications

FT-IR in Academia: Chemistry Applications

This 35-minute webinar gives a general outline of the applicability of infrared spectroscopy in the field of chemistry.
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 FT-IR in Academia: Physics Applications

FT-IR in Academia: Physics Applications

This webinar provides a fundamental introduction to FT-IR applications in current physics research and offers a basic technical overview of infrared spectroscopy.
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Vacuum Benefits for High-End Research Using FT-IR Technique

Vacuum Benefits for High-End Research Using FT-IR Technique

Dr. Xia Stammer will describe how a vacuum not only terminates the water lines, but essentially increases stability, sensitivity, reproducibility, and thus the overall performance of the spectrometer.
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FT-IR Spectroscopy for Catalysis Research

FT-IR Spectroscopy for Catalysis Research

This webinar covers current research in catalysis, key aspects of instrumental setups, available accessories for in-situ monitoring, and applications across research fields.
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The marriage of FT-IR and cw THz technology: 1+1 is greater than 2!

The marriage of FT-IR and cw THz technology: 1+1 is greater than 2!

Learn about FT-IR challenges in the far IR/THz region, vacuum advantages, the basics of verTera THz technology, and its application combined with FT-IR.
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