Discover how Raman microscopy enables detailed chemical and structural characterization of materials across a wide range of applications. Building on the fundamentals of Raman spectroscopy, this webinar will introduce the principles of Raman microscopy, explain how it works, and highlight its value for material identification and analysis at the microscopic level.
Through real-world application examples, attendees will explore how Raman microscopy is used to investigate microplastics, semiconductors, graphene, polymers, and other advanced materials. Whether you're new to Raman microscopy or looking to expand your understanding of its capabilities, this session will provide practical insights into how the technique supports research, quality control, and material characterization across industries.
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Attend the Webinar to Learn:
- The fundamental principles of Raman microscopy and how it combines chemical identification with microscopic analysis.
- How Raman microscopy provides insights into the chemical composition, structure, and distribution of materials.
- Real-world applications of Raman microscopy in microplastics, semiconductors, graphene, and polymer analysis.
- Key advantages and considerations when using Raman microscopy for material characterization.
- How Raman microscopy can support research, troubleshooting, and quality control across a variety of industries.
This Webinar is Ideal For:
- Materials scientists and analytical chemists
- R&D and quality control professionals
- Process and product development teams
- Users evaluating Raman or complementary analytical techniques
Meet the Webinar Speakers
Sudhir Dahal, PhD is Product Marketing Manager of Vibrational Spectroscopy Product Portfolio (FTIR, Raman, NIR) at Thermo Fisher Scientific, with over a decade of combined experience in academia and industry. His expertise spans analytical chemistry, optical spectroscopy, microscopy, and scientific instrumentation, with a focus on translating advanced technologies into practical solutions for diverse markets, including batteries, pharmaceuticals, polymers, environmental analysis, and forensics. He works closely with customers and cross-functional teams to bridge scientific innovation with real-world analytical needs. Sudhir earned his PhD from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), where his research focused on developing novel spectroscopy-based techniques for brain tumor cell detection.
Karnakar Reddy Chitta, PhD, is a Product Manager for benchtop Raman spectroscopy products at Thermo Fisher Scientific. He holds a PhD from the University of Cincinnati and an MBA from the University of Missouri–St. Louis. Before moving into product management, he spent nine years as a senior scientist in R&D and quality control. His work focuses on developing innovative workflow solutions that apply advances in spectroscopy, especially Raman spectroscopy.