Training Structure
Joint Continuing Education Department
Overview
Raman spectroscopy is a noninvasive, label-free technique that provides chemical information about samples. For several decades, it has been used in many fields of biology (cells, tissues, organoids, etc.).
The reconstruction of chemical maps allows for a better understanding of the composition and structure of biomolecules such as proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids, as well as their variation in space and over time. It is widely used in cell biology and cancer research.
Objectives
- Understanding the basic principle of light-matter interaction
- Understanding the Information Collected Using a Raman Spectrometer
- Understanding the Possibilities Offered by a Raman Microscope for Biology
- Learn how to analyze data (either a single spectrum or a scan of an area of interest) to generate chemical maps
Program
12 hours of theoretical and practical training
View the programhere
Laptop required
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