Spectroscopy News
New Raman Delivered
A new WiTec360 Raman Spectrometer with 405 nm, 532 nm and 633 nm Lasers has been installed!
Goodbye Bert
After over 25 years of Service we said good bye to our oldest Raman spectrometer the Renishaw Invia Bert
GOLD LEAF Status Retained
The Spectroscopy RTP is delighted to have been awarded a gold LEAF award for 2025. The LEAF initiative aims to help improve the sustainability and efficiency of laboratories.
New EPR delivered!
We are please to announce the delivery and commissioning of a new EMX X-Band Spectrometer. reused/moved some of the existing equipment so we now effectively have two new setups a New EMX-Plus [Sally] system on the larger 8” magnets and our existing EMX-Micro [Jack] on the smaller 6” magnets. Both systems should have similar performances in terms of Signal for standard experiment, but the EMX-Plus [Sally] will be better for sample with long relaxation times has slightly greater functionality around triggered experiments.
If you have been using the EMX-Micro [Gordon] and wish to continue using the same experimental conditions you should now book EMX-Micro [Jack]. If you wish to use the EMX-Plus [Sally] you will need a quick tour of the new software (xenon), it looks very different but the basic principles are the same
514 nm Raman Laser moving
The 514.5 nm Laser has now been moved from the Renishaw InVia to the Horiba LabRam Spectrometer allowing users of the 514 nm laser to access the increased functionality of that system.