Spectroscopy

A*STAR scientists are paving the way for miniaturized UV spectral filters made from hybrid silicon and aluminum nanostructures.

An innovative technique for growing large, uniform sheets of single-layer molybdenum disulfide could lead to new flexible electronic and optoelectronic devices

Extremely short mid-infrared laser pulses will help scientists explore ultrafast processes in atoms

The
extremely short relaxation times of atoms can be measured by using
quantum-entangled photons 

Differences
in fat tissues’ light reflecting properties make for easy detection

Software that can identify the individual components of a chemically complex object can help museums and auction houses to authenticate ancient objects

Screening peptide libraries is more accurate and less time consuming thanks to a new algorithm for mass spectrometric analysis

Photonic crystal fibers with unique internal cross-sections take chemical detectors to new levels of sensitivity

A combination of analytical techniques can trace the real-time progression of simultaneous chemical reactions