Portable Spectroscopy at EAS

Suuzanne Schreyer and I have organized and are chairing a Symposium on portable spectroscopy at EAS:

Monday, November 15

Use of the Progeny HH Raman for Identity and Polymorphic Form Testing of Lyndra Therapeutics Novel Extended Release Dosage Form, Michelle O’Connor, Lyndra Therapeutics

Utilization of Portable Diffuse Reflectance and Raman Spectrometers to Characterize Pharmaceuticals for Public Health Programs, Christopher Harmon, Matthew Eady, Ed Bethea, Steve Sortijas, David Jenkins,

Portable Sensor and Spectroscopic Devices for Evaluating Seafood Decomposition, Betsy Jean Yakes, United States Food & Drug Administration

Safety and Security Dependence on Ion Mobility Spectrometry and other Portable Spectrometers, Pauline Leary, Federal Resources

 Handheld LIBS and XRF; Friends or Foes?, Stanislaw Piorek, Rigaku Analytical Devices

Integration of Portable Spectroscopy into Undergraduate Teaching and Research, Mary Kate Donais, Saint Anselm College

Taking the Lab to the Field - The Trials and Tribulations of Performing in-Field XRF and LIBS Analysis, Debbie Griggs, Rigaku Analytical Devices

State-of-the-Art Portable XRF in the Archaeological Sciences, Ellery Frahm, Yale University