Current Drug Situation in Europe 2024: An Insightful Analysis

The drug landscape in Europe is continually evolving, driven by the emergence of new substances, shifting usage patterns, and changing policies.

Molecular Vibrations with NIR: A Detailed Exploration

Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIR) is a fascinating and versatile analytical technique widely used in various scientific and industrial fields.

Navigating the Waters: Decoding the Intricacies of Water in NIR Spectroscopy

In today’s fast-paced world of scientific innovation, Near-Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy has established itself as a vital tool across various sectors.

FTIR vs. NIR Spectroscopy: A Comparative Analysis

In the world of spectroscopic analysis, two prominent methods stand out: Near-Infrared (NIR) and Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectroscopy.

The Science Behind NIR: How It Helps in Material Identification

The science behind NIR spectroscopy: what near-infrared light reveals about a material, how the technique evolved and where it is used today.

Asbestos Detection: Unmasking the Hidden Danger with Advanced Techniques in Using NIR Spectroscopy

Asbestos, once prized in construction, remains a hidden hazard. The limits of traditional detection and how NIR spectroscopy can help identify it on site.

Good start for the drug control center: scanned 170 samples

In six months, the Lausanne facility has attracted 90 consumers wishing to test their drugs. The canton is considering the future of the programme.

Providing illicit drugs results in five seconds using ultra-portable NIR technology

The analysis of illicit drugs faces many challenges, mainly regarding the production of timely and reliable results and the production of added value from the generated data.

Analyse drugs qualitatively and quantitatively in five seconds

Forensic scientists Florentin Coppey and Pierre Esseiva (University of Lausanne) explain how NIR spectrometry analyses narcotics in under five seconds.

How does Near-infrared spectroscopy work?

Near-infrared spectroscopy in a nutshell: how NIR light interacts with molecules and why it is used in chemistry, pharma, agriculture and food science.