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Dr. John A. Reffner of John Jay College (New York, N.Y.) and Dr. David W. Schiering of Czitek (Danbury, Conn.) will present a course on hands-on FTIR Microspectroscopy.
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• Electron Cryomicroscopy Gives Insight Into Mad Cow Disease
• Brillouin Spectrometer With Tunable Filter Allows Noninvasive Study of Biological Samples
• Flexible Raman Spectroscopy System Assembled From Readily Available Components Also Useful for Fluorescence Imaging
• LC/MS Method Reveals Origin of Wine Aroma
• High-Harmonic Generation Allows X-Ray Light to be Manipulated Using Visible Light
   
 
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