OSSC February Meeting on Fluorescence Spectroscopy
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About this event
A Sideways Look at Broadband Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Professor Timothy Corcoran
Quantifying overlapped
fluorescence spectra from multiple emitting species in capillary flow systems
is a common scenario in biotechnology, especially in flow cytometry. An
alternative approach employs broadband excitation from a supercontinuum laser
paired with hyperspectral imaging in a method called supercontinuuum rapid
excitation emission matrix (ScREEM) detection. The special challenges and
particular advantages of this method will be presented.
About our speaker: Timothy Corcoran (A.B.
Occidental College, Ph.D. UCLA) is a physical chemist specializing in laser
spectroscopy. His father was an optical engineer, and it seems to have rubbed
off—his research usually involves developing new optical instrumentation to
tackle problems at hand. He has taught at UCLA, Sultan Qaboos University in
Oman and the Claremont Colleges, and since 2006 at Cal Poly Pomona where he is
professor of chemistry. He also enjoys sailing, cooking and traveling off the
beaten track.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Reception: 6:00; Dinner: 7:00; Talk: 8:00
Meal $30:00 (Students FREE) ]
800-KWEST-76
Exit the 57 at Temple or the 10 at Kellogg. Enter campus from Temple at University Drive.
Parking in the Kellogg West lot is free
Please Register by Tuesday February 12, 2013
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