The Horiba academy offers tutorials on Raman Spectrscopy available here
Both WiRE & LabSpec software packages are available on a remote desktop, Statler, which can be accessed from PCs on Campus. Availability can be found on the remote desk top page here remote desk top booking. To request access to the remote desktop please contact spectroscopy@warwick.ac.uk . CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE
Quantitative EPR provides a brief introduction to experimental EPR and is available as an ebook from the
The national institue of environmental health maintain a spin trap database that is located on their website
We have prepared a parameter checking tool for CW-EPR experiments which you can download EPR Parameter Check
EasySpin is an open-source matlab toolbox for simulating and fitting a wide range of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectra. It can be downloaded for free form
Victor Chechik at the University of York has created an online interactive EPR simulator which is an excellent tool for understanding simple spectra. it can be found at
ThermoFisher have in their Spectroscopy academy, including FT-IR.
PerkinElmer have an extensive archive of application notes available from . including notes on characterisation of photovolteic cells and carbon nanotubes.
ThermoFisher offer free access to a cloud based version of their omnic fitting and analysis software. Details of how to access it can be found it can be found on the
Spectragryph is an optical spectroscopy analysis package that can process UV-VIS, NIR, FTIR, Raman, and fluorescence data. It also has capability to automate processing for large data sets. The package is free for academic use and can be downloaded from .
the Halas Research Group have a very useful unit converter available on their website
In an Emergency please contact the gate house on 22222 and they will coordinate the relevant services.
The Spectroscopy RTP Lab will be closed from the Monday 11th of September until Monday 18th of September for the essential maintenance on the lighting in the lab. There will be no access to equipment in the lab during this period, including PCs etc. please plan your experiments accordingly.
The Space Risk Assessment for G78 and F55 have been updated. For details please visit Link opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window
When operating on the Raman system with a cryostat (such as a linkam) you must now display a sign alerting other lab users to which laser you are using. Signs are kept in the blue folder attached to the door of the Linkam Cupboards and two stands are in the cupboards as well.
If you have any question please contact a member of RTP Staff. spectroscopy@warwick.ac.uk
