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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 shifting from lab use to consumer devices.

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    Advancements in integrated optics allow for compact, multifunctional tools.

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    Applications in health diagnostics include breath and saliva testing.

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    Environmental monitoring includes detecting pollutants like PFAS.

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    The CSI 2025 Conference will focus on real-world applications.

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    Ferenc Krausz will open the conference with insights on preventive medicine.

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    Growing interest in non-invasive diagnostic tools reflects societal needs.

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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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