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December 10, 2015    Spectroscopy   View this newsletter online Highlights of this issue: • Don't miss the 2016 Lasers & Photonics Marketplace Seminar! • Hyperspectral sensor systems provide spatial resolution of 2048 pixels • High-energy XUV spectrometer measures from 300 to 1 nm wavelengths Share With:    Email Preferences: If you are interested in subscribing to this or any Laser Focus World topic-centered eNewsletter, please go tohttp://www.laserfocusworld.com/newsletters.html. Stop receiving this alert: If you would no longer like to receive the email alert, you may unsubscribe yourself by clicking: here. 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The Seminar provides a comprehensive market perspective that is unobtainable elsewhere, with market data segmented by applications and laser technology from leading industry resources. View more >>    Fine spectral resolution and single-molecule imaging--fast A combination of spectroscopy and microscopy is enabling fast imaging of single molecules with unprecedented spectral and spatial resolution. View more >>    Hyperspectral sensor systems provide spatial resolution of 2048 pixels Specim's 5 kg low-weight, high-performance AisaKESTREL pushbroom hyperspectral sensor systems are designed for UAVs and other platforms of limited payload size. View more >>    High-energy XUV spectrometer measures from 300 to 1 nm wavelengths McPherson announced a grazing-incidence wavelength-dispersive extreme-UV (XUV) optical spectrometer that allows rapid analysis of spectral light at wavelengths from 300 down to 1 nm. View more >>    Imaging spectrographs feature a high-line-density ruled triple grating Oriel's MS260i 1/4 m imaging spectrograph is designed for applications in the 200-1350 nm spectral range; options include slit type, number of output ports, and communication interfaces. View more >>    Additional Resources and Activities LFW's Photonics News Center >> Learn about the latest market and technology trends and see the top business news in the optoelectronics and photonics industry. View more >>    PHOTON FOCUS Blog - Read Now >> The Laser Focus World PHOTON FOCUS Blog from our editors covers all things light related. 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