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Meet Spectroscopy’s “New School”

How compact, connected, and consumer-ready technologies are taking spectroscopy out of the lab and into the world

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Spectroscopy is evolving from a laboratory-based technique to a portable and accessible tool impacting various fields, including consumer devices and clinical diagnostics. Advancements in integrated optics and microfabrication are driving the development of remarkably compact and multifunctional spectroscopic devices. Applications range from non-invasive health diagnostics to environmental monitoring of pollutants. The upcoming CSI 2025 conference in Ulm, Germany will explore these transitions and feature notable presentations, highlighting the real-world relevance of modern spectroscopy.

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Meet Spectroscopy’s “New School”

How compact, connected, and consumer-ready technologies are taking spectroscopy out of the lab and into the world

  • by Frank van Geel, James Strachan

  • July 2, 2025

  • 6 min

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