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Identifying organic contaminants with Sub-micron IR and simultaneous Raman with fluorescence imaging

Speaker:

Dr. Mustafa Kansiz
Director of Product Management
Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp

Guest speaker:

Angelina Lau
Senior Engineer
Micron Semiconductor Asia Operation,
Singapore

Please join Angelina Lau, Senior Engineer at Micron Semiconductor Asia Operations, Singapore, in this two-part webinar to learn how submicron IR (O-PTIR) spectroscopy, simultaneous Raman and co-located widefield fluorescence imaging is being applied for failure analysis and organic contamination identification of small, sub-surface and complex layers and particles in microelectronics and semiconductor components.

Learn from examples such as;

  • Ultra-low laser (microwatts) power analysis without damage of dark or colored samples
  • Measurement of recessed defects that are inaccessible with FTIR-ATR microscopy
  • Sensitivity advantages of O-PTIR over FTIR for thin film measurements
  • More confident spectral library searches of unknowns with 2D simultaneous IR+Raman spectral searching

Additionally, Dr Mustafa Kansiz, Director of Product Management at Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp, will provide a brief technique overview, covering submicron simultaneous IR+Raman with co-located fluorescence widefield imaging for improved optical contrast to guide the measurement the process.

The webinar and workshop will be recorded for later on-demand viewing with opportunities to ask questions during and after the events.

Previous optical photothermal spectroscopy webinars

Learn about the new discoveries our customers are making in a broad range of research areas with the mIRage sub-micron IR microscope and O-PTIR technology.

Our webinars cover a range of topics including life science, microplastics, environmental, failure analysis and advanced polymeric studies.

Select the available webinars by application, product type or review the list below.

Products
Techniques

Life science
Label free chemical imaging of fresh, hydrated living tissues
and embryos with submicron IR (O-PTIR)


Sub-micron IR imaging of lipid metabolism in single cells with IR tags
– Dr Yeran Bai


Live cell imaging by sub-micron IR microscopy: Tracking de novo lipogenesis in single cells with stable isotope probes – Prof Caitlin Davis


Overcoming the challenges of Raman microscopy with O-PTIR spectroscopy: Life science applications from single cell bacteria, live cells and tissues – Prof. Roy Goodacre


Single bacterial cell characterization with submicron IR and simultaneous Raman spectroscopy. A world first – Dr Cassio Lima


Submicron IR and simultaneous Raman. O-PTIR technology overview with biomedical applications – Workshop from SPEC2022


Advances in bone tissue and bone-biomaterial interface characterization
Prof Havard J. Haugen


Live cells, tissues and single cell bacterial analysis using submicron IR and simultaneous Raman spectroscopy – Dr. Christoph Krafft


Correlative submicron IR and X-Ray fluorescence for molecular and elemental imaging of neurons
Prof. Oxana Klementieva


Sub-cellular resolution simultaneous IR+Raman (O-PTIR) imaging for biomedical applications
Dr. Rohith Reddy


Live single cell analysis with simultaneous submicron IR+Raman spectroscopy: Life science applications of O-PTIR, from tissues, single bacteria to live cells -Prof. Peter Gardner


Single and intra-cell bacterial IR spectroscopy: Life science applications of O-PTIR, from tissues to live cells and single cell bacteria – Prof. Roy Goodacre


Collagen orientation, fiber to submicron fibril life science applications of O-PTIR, from tissues to single cells and bacteria – Prof. Kathy Gough


Amyloid aggregates in neurons – Life science applications using submicron simultaneous IR and Raman microscopy – Dr. Oxana Klementieva


Life science applications using novel submicron simultaneous IR and Raman microscopy – A new paradigm in vibrational spectroscopy – Prof. Ji-Xin Cheng

Microplastics
New automated sub-micron microplastics identification with infrared, O-PTIR (Optical Photothermal Infrared) spectroscopy: Automated, accurate and robust microplastics analysis, from <500nm to mm’s with O-PTIR – Dr. Mustafa Kansiz


Accurate microplastics identification from <500nm to mm’s with submicron O-PTIR and simultaneous Raman – Dr. Mustafa Kansiz


Particle analysis with submicron IR spectroscopy and simultaneous Raman – Microplastics, fibers and atmospheric aerosols – Asst. Prof Andrew Ault


Bioplastics characterization – Polymer applications using sub-micron simultaneous IR+Raman spectroscopy
Dr. Isao Noda

Failure analysis
Identifying organic contaminants with breakthrough submicron IR and simultaneous Raman microscopy – Dr. Mustafa Kansiz
Cultural heritage and forensics
Submicron simultaneous IR+Raman for cultural heritage – new findings in a Van Gogh painting – Dr. Victoria Beltran


Forensic paint analysis with simultaneous submicron O-PTIR and Raman microspectroscopy – Assoc. Prof. Brooke Kammrath

Products and techniques
Sub-micron IR characterisation of fluid inclusions within minerals: Molecular fractionation of ancient organic compounds in deeply buried halites – Prof. Mehdi Ostadhassan


New automated sub-micron microplastics identification with infrared, O-PTIR spectroscopy: Automated, accurate and robust microplastics analysis, from <500nm to mm’s with O-PTIR – Dr. Mustafa Kansiz


Simultaneous SERS/SEIRA with single molecule detection: A world first – Mark Anderson


New sub-500nm IR with simultaneous Raman and co-located fluorescence microscopy: applications and live demo – Dr. Mustafa Kansiz


Submicron simultaneous IR+Raman – Breakthrough research from life sciences to cultural heritage to polymers – Dr. Ferenc Borondics


Live demo – submicron O-PTIR and simultaneous Raman (IR+Raman) microscopy webinar, with technique introduction and applications reviews – Dr. Mustafa Kansiz


Submicron non-contact IR spectroscopy and simultaneous Raman in life sciences, microplastics, polymers, contaminant ID and more – Dr. Ji-Xin Cheng


Simultaneous IR+Raman and database searching for more confident unknown ID –
Dr. Curtis Marcott


Simultaneous submicron IR and Raman microscopy – A World first –
Dr. Mustafa Kansiz


O-PTIR: Solving two of the biggest problems in IR spectroscopy: Achieving sub-micron IR spectroscopy using a non-contact optical technique – Dr. Curtis Marcott

image of the mIRage: Combines FTIR and Raman infrared spectroscopy material analysis

Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp.

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Santa Barbara, CA 93101

Phone: (805) 845-6568
Email: info [at] photothermal.com