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MISSE (Materials International Space Station Experiment), a joint project between NASA and Boeing
Our BLUE-Wave spectrometers were launched into space and mounted on the ISS as part of the MISSE-7 experiment, designed to take real-time spectra to provide insight on how the environment of space affects different optical properties of materials. Many of the materials were designed for space exposure and are considered next generation materials for space travel.
StellarNet Customer Spotlight – Launching Spectrometers and Careers
The Harding University Atmospheric and Space Research Team operates under the leadership of Dr. Ed Wilson, Professor of Chemistry in Harding University’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and longtime StellarNet customer. The team’s research has been funded by several sources over the years, including NASA Astrobiology Science and Technology Instrument Development (ASTID), NASA Experimental Program to Stimulate Cooperative Research (EPSCoR), and the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium…
The SpectraWizard Goes Stellar- AstroSpectroscopy Basics
Spectroscopy is one of the most valuable tools that an astronomer has for studying the Universe. Spectrometers help us determine the chemical compositions, physical properties, and velocities of astronomical bodies light-years away…
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National Ice Cream Month
Near-Infrared (NIR) spectroscopy (NIR Spectrometers) is a valuable tool for quality control in the production of soft serve ice cream powders. It offers several advantages for measuring various...
Horizontally Aligned Dipole Emission through Solvent Controlled Fusing of Perovskite Nanocubes and Nanoplates into 1D Nanowires
G. G. Muley; Y. S. Tamgadge; P. P. Gedam; R. P. Ganorkar Abstract We report improved thermally stimulated third-order nonlinear optical coefficients (nonlinear refraction and nonlinear absorption)...
Photoluminescence Quantum Yield Enhancement of FAPbBr3 Thin Films via Ce Doping
Dmytro Vorontsov, Martin Ledinský, Aleš Vlk, Robert Hlaváč, Lucie Landová, Tereza Košutová, Karel Knížek, Anna Fučíková, Nada Mrkyvkova, Peter Siffalovic, Jan Valenta Abstract The photoluminescence...
Space Exploration Day
Space exploration has entered a new era of compact, collaborative spacecraft. As CubeSat technology continues to mature, researchers are exploring innovative ways to perform sophisticated scientific...
Horizontally Aligned Dipole Emission through Solvent Controlled Fusing of Perovskite Nanocubes and Nanoplates into 1D Nanowires
Mounika Dudala, Leonna Gaither, Carissa N. Eisler Abstract Colloidal lead halide perovskite nanocrystals (NCs) are a promising class of materials for light-emitting applications, yet their external...
Spectroscopy and the Perfect Pitch
Before the first whistle blows at the soccer match, spectroscopy is already at work. By measuring the light reaching the turf canopy, researchers using StellarNet spectrometers uncovered how healthy...
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