Raman Imaging Gets Faster - New Streamline™ Plus Raman Imaging System

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Raman Imaging Gets Faster - New Streamline™ Plus Raman Imaging System

28 Jul, 2008

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Renishaw`s new StreamLineâ„¢ Plus Raman imaging system will be unveiled at ICORS 2008 (XXI International Conference on Raman Spectroscopy). ICORS is the world`s premier Raman spectroscopy conference, and is being held this year at Brunel University, London, U.K. from 17th - 22nd August 2008.
A unique development of Renishaw`s StreamLine rapid Raman imaging system, StreamLine Plus is a further ten times faster thanks to optimisation of software, detector hardware, and the use of Renishaw’s new MS10 high speed microscope stage.

It is now possible to collect spatially resolved chemical information from samples as large and complex as whole pharmaceutical tablets in under 4 minutes.

According to Prof. Duncan Graham, Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, University of Strathclyde; "The StreamLine mapping capability has opened new avenues for our research due to the ability to obtain high quality spectra from a large area in a short time and, due to the line scan, with minimal sample damage. The mapping works equally well on biological cells and inorganic surfaces and really takes SERRS and Raman mapping to the next level."

For further details about StreamLine Plus please contactIan Hayward +44 1453 523833 or visit New StreamLine Plus

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