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Volume 9 - August 2003

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Chemical Imaging Microscopy for Optical Biothreat Detection

Analysis of challenging pharmaceutical samples using chemical and elemental images

Structural and Chemical Analyser for SEM studies of nanostructures

Raman and FTIR Microscopy on a Single Microscope: Demonstration of the Synergism of Collecting Complementary Vibrational Spectra from the Same Spot

The Influence of Microspectroscopy on Evaluating and Analyzing Forensic Evidence

Infrared Microspectroscopy: How Diffraction Affects Spatial Resolution and Contrast

Infrared microscopic analysis of tissues: a comparison of methodologies

FTIR Image Analysis and Visualization: A Multivariate Approach

Using Optical Enhancements of Infrared Microspectroscopy to Advantage

Analysis of Trace Forensic Evidence using Raman Microscopy

Raman Microspectroscopy of some High Explosives heated to High Temperatures

Dr. Walter C. McCrone's Contributions To The Characterization And Identification Of Explosives

Contributions of Dr. McCrone to Criminalistics

Fine Particles: Walter C. McCrone's Life-long Contribution to their Isolation, Identification and Use

Contributions by Dr. Walter C. McCrone to the Field of Thermomicroscopy

Multi-photon microscopy in neuroscience

Microtubule Flux and Sliding in mitotic spindles of Drosophila Embryos

Tumor Pathophysiology studied with Multiphoton Laser-Scanning Microscopy

FCS, Then and Now

Direct Observation of Retrovirus Assembly with FRET, Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy, and Single Particle Tracking

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