In this webinar, we will discuss several MS analytical techniques, IR and Raman and their applications for polymer analysis using real life examples from the industry and academia.

Taking a new approach to Raw Material ID with Spatially Offset Raman Spectroscopy (SORS) provides zero-waste workflows from an economic and environmental perspective.

Felix Mehrens and Niklas Rode present inline extrusion monitoring using Raman spectroscopy—a real-time method for continuous control and improved recyclate quality.

Gain practical insights into implementing Raman/NIR spectroscopy for process control—covering feasibility, interface design, calibration, and integration for reliable, real-time analysis.

Discover how ready-to-use Raman models simplify calibration and enable real-time monitoring of glucose, lactate, and mAb titer in upstream and downstream bioprocessing.

Discover how modern Raman spectroscopy enables real-time, point-of-need chemical analysis with case studies in polymer, carbon, and quantitative routine workflows.

Discover how Process Raman enables direct in-line fuel quality measurement, improving process control, reducing costs, and ensuring compliance in refinery operations.

Discover how combining electrochemistry with FTIR, Raman, and microscopy reveals electrode reactions and chemical homogeneity, accelerating research in batteries, fuel cells, and energy materials.

Discover how real-time, in-line Raman monitoring improves control and consistency in therapeutic protein manufacturing by delivering actionable insights across downstream operations.

During this webinar, we will review the unique features of Bruker’s Senterra II Raman microscope which offers research-grade spectroscopic performance with an intuitive analytical workflow.