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Raman spectroscopy expands into new medical frontiers: detecting cancer, biomarkers, and pathogens. This blog covers exciting research involving Point-of-Care applications.

Discover how the updated GMP regulations and the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will impact laboratories. Learn what changes are coming, how to prepare your equipment and software, and how Metrohm supports labs in staying compliant.

Securing dangerous sites is the ultimate goal in any sensitive site exploitation (SSE) directive. Military personnel, first responders, and Hazmat specialists must be prepared to find anything while working, and they require tools that inform and protect them from hazards in the field. Metrohm has the ultimate solution – IBEX, a quadrupedal robot equipped with a standoff Raman spectrometer (MIRA XTR DS) and a suite of environmental sensors.

Many researchers focus on electrochemical applications like electrocatalysis, energy storage, and energy conversion due to the need for action concerning climate change. The common thread linking these together is the electrochemical instrumentation needed for their work. Metrohm manufactures high-quality equipment for such pioneering research. In particular, the high-end potentiostat VIONIC powered by INTELLO is a versatile instrument for most research topics in this research area due to its outstanding specifications.

Drinking water analysis using direct measurement, ion chromatography, titration, and voltammetry.

Compliance of handheld and portable Raman spectrometers with Ph. Eur. 2.2.48 for pharmaceutical quality control.

This blog article explains how per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFASs) and other halogenated organic compounds have been used over the past several decades, their effects on our health and the environment, and how to monitor and analyze these substances with combustion ion chromatography (CIC) according to the new DIN 38409-59 standard.

This article highlights several key parameters crucial for Li-ion battery cathode production quality and efficient recycling and the methods to analyze them.

Solid-state batteries (SSBs) have the potential to revolutionize energy storage. They are safer than traditional lithium-ion batteries, boast a high energy density, and have extended lifespans and fast-charging capabilities. This article discusses the general differences between SSBs and Li-ion batteries, challenges that remain to be overcome for commercial production of SSBs, and the use of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) for testing different battery parameters.