PROMOTED: From Powders to Paint Chips: Modern Microspectroscopy Draws Big Information from Tiny Samples

Bradley shows how to optimize the speed and accuracy of your microspectroscopy efforts and discusses a range of applications that demonstrate the capabilities of the Thermo Fisher Scientific family of Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy microscopes.

About the presenter
Michael Bradley, Ph.D., taught graduate and undergraduate chemistry for 15 years prior to becoming a field applications scientist with Thermo Nicolet, subsequently Thermo Fisher Scientific. He worked with teams to develop and launch the Thermo Scientific Nicolet iN™10 FTIR Microscope and the Nicolet iS™10 FTIR Spectrometers. He then led the development of the Thermo Scientific Nicolet iS™50 FTIR Spectrometer and, more recently, the Thermo Scientific Nicolet RaptIR™ FTIR Microscope. Bradley is now senior product manager for FTIR and FTIR Microscopes at Thermo Scientific, responsible for helping customers to better utilize spectroscopy tools and for ensuring that customer feedback influences next-generation tools. He is also a member of the advisory board of Spectroscopy magazine.