Chemical Imaging & Life Sciences - Specim

Applications and references in life sciences

Hyperspectral imaging (or Chemical Imaging) is a non-destructive technique successfully used in various areas of life sciences, from microscopic biological samples to human bodies. SPECIM is proud to collaborate with a recognized research organization in the development of a melanoma detection system with integrated ImSpector.

Detection of Campylobacter colonies using hyperspectral imaging By K. Lawrence et al.
SisuCHEMA in pharmaceutical applications (Pdf)

Detection of hard vitreous and starchy kernels in amber durum wheat samples using hyperspectral imaging Hyperspectral imaging of wheat kernels (Pdf)
Mapping food composition using NIR hyperspectral imaging (Pdf) As published in New Food magazine Volume 11-Issue 3-2008
Hyperspectral microscopy utilized in biosample research Hyperspectral microscopy (Pdf) NIR chemical imaging and process analytical technology NIR Chemical Imaging (Pdf)
Spectral imaging of biochips using EMCCD Case study: spectral imaging of biochips (website)
Hyperspectral imaging technology for implementation on a field vehicle Automatic foliar disease detection (Pdf) Ref: University of Leuven
Hyperspectral imaging assists the detection and analysis of single plant Sensor fusion meets GPS: Individual plant detection (Pdf). More information coming soon. Ref: University of Applied Sciences, Osnabrück
Research for the use of hyperspectral imaging on maturity and quality evaluation of fruits Potential applications of hyperspectral imaging for the determination of total soluble solids, water content and firmness in mango (web site) Ref: McGill University, Canada