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Discover the latest advancements for the rapid and accurate identification of controlled substances through the practical applications of handheld Raman analyzers and lab based FTIR spectrometers.
In this webinar, learn how the Thermo Scientific™ TruNarc™ Delta and Tau Handheld Narcotics Analyzers leverage Raman technology to identify a wide range of substances in the street, including fentanyl analogs, cutting agents, and precursor chemicals. Then, discover how field data can be confirmed—efficiently, effectively, and safely—in the lab with FTIR and FT-Raman bench instruments.
Register now to learn from leading experts on how FTIR and FT-Raman spectroscopy can help you find critical forensic answers. You’ll also get a preview of the comprehensive Thermo Scientific narcotics spectral libraries that make unambiguous identification and confirmation of samples simple.
By Attending this Webinar, You Will Learn:
- Explore the latest technologies available for onsite and lab identification of controlled substances
- Experience the functionality, practical application, and results from handheld Raman analyzers and lab
based FTIR spectrometers
- Preview the range of reference spectra available and the value of an extensive, actively updated library
for classification and identification of materials.
Who Should Attend this Webinar:
- Law enforcement officers: Police chief, Police sergeant, Police lieutenant
- Forensic scientists
- Lab technologists
- Crime and forensic lab managers
About the Webinar Speakers
Bill Kotowski is the Sales Manager for the North America State & Local Chemical Identification team with Thermo Fisher Scientific. He has been with Thermo Fisher for 15 years and has overseen the launch of key safety & security handhelds including the latest Thermo Scientific TruNarc Delta Handheld Narcotics Analyzer.
Dr. Suja Sukumaran is a Product Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific. She earned her PhD in Biophysics from Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Germany through the International Max Planck Research School. She brings extensive expertise in molecular spectroscopy, fluorescence and visible imaging, as well as protein and lipid biochemistry to her role.