Bruker has held a webinar illustrating how FT-IR can assist in R&D or process control by delivering in-depth analysis of semiconductor materials and devices.
IR Spot on green energy, battery research and CO2 reduction
IR Spot on green energy, battery research and CO2 reduction.
The harmonization of microplastics analysis and the role of FT-IR imaging
This webinar explores the work of microplastic researchers, challenges in harmonization, and why FT-IR imaging is key—plus best practices, future trends, and a live Q&A.
Troubleshooting Food Packaging Materials by µ-FT-IR
This webinar for the food packaging industry shows how FT-IR microscopy helps analyze multilayer films, adhesives, and troubleshoot common packaging issues in practical cases.
Analysis of Surface Chemistry by FT-IR Spectroscopy
Bruker cares about your need and presents you the INVENIO spectrometer platform to make your daily work easy and convenient.
How to Utilize FT-IR for the Analysis of Coatings, Surface Treatments and Technical Cleanliness.
In this webinar, our surface analysis expert Eric Klein will take you to his lab and work through typical examples of industrial surface analysis.
High sensitivity Silicon QC using FT-IR Spectroscopy
In an upcoming free-of-charge two-part webinar we will introduce you Bruker’s high sensitivity solutions for semiconductor quality control using FT-IR spectroscopy.
Different TRS Techniques of FT-IR
In this free two-part webinar, you’ll learn how time-resolved FT-IR (TRS) works, how to set it up and use it, and where it can be applied in research and practice.
To Evaluate Complex Gas Mixtures evolved during Thermal Decomposition
This webinar covers how combining TGA with FT-IR enables chemical analysis of evolved gases, including methods for mixture analysis, spectra deconvolution, and real-world applications.
INVENIO for Analytical Centers
In the free-of-charge webinar we will focus on the difficulties in analytical labs and explain which features of INVENIO can help in such situations.
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