Spectroscopy Journal, Volume 1, Issue 2

Biochars obtained via the pyrolysis of biomass are very attractive materials from the point of view of their applications and play key roles in the current energy context. The characterization of these carbonaceous materials is crucial to determine t...

Spontaneous Raman gas spectroscopy, which stands out as a versatile chemical identification tool, typically relies on frequency-doubled infrared laser sources to deliver the high power and narrow linewidth needed to achieve chemical detection at trac...

Microwave imaging is an emerging technology, and has been proposed for various applications, namely as an alternative diagnostic technology. Microwave imaging explores the dielectric contrast of target tissues, enabling diagnosis based on the differe...

Biomolecular condensates, including membraneless organelles, are ubiquitously observed in subcellular compartments. However, the accumulation and dynamic properties of arbitrarily induced condensates remain elusive. Here, we show the size, amount, an...