See the unseen - Analyze fluorescent samples and measure even in highly elevated temperatures up to 2300°C
Opens access to high-resolution time-stamped Raman and fluorescence signals forming 3D data cube
Perform in situ measurements without altering or damaging your samples.
Modular instrument structure enables wider application areas by multiple research groups
Researchers at Duquesne University are using Timegated® Raman technology to overcome fluorescence challenges and gain clearer molecular insights in complex biological samples. See how advanced spectroscopy supports faster, more reliable academic discoveries.
The ROBA (Robust Algae Systems) project explored how to make large-scale algae cultivation more reliable and economically viable. By combining advanced monitoring technologies, modelling, and bioprocess expertise, the project addressed key challenges such as contamination control and process stability.
At KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Time-gated Raman spectroscopy enables non-destructive, real-time monitoring of key metabolites in stem cell bioproduction, improving process control and supporting the shift toward continuous, automated biomanufacturing.
A collaborative study led by Duquesne University shows how Time-Gated Raman outperforms conventional Raman by improving signal-to-noise ratio and enabling detection of key metabolites at lower concentrations—unlocking real-time process insight.