Obtaining consistent, high quality results is a common challenge when implementing handheld Raman. Until recently, users were required to make measurements with proprietary data collection and analysis methods that cannot be customized for their individual samples. A new, method-driven approach to data collection and analysis gives the user full control over the method and aligns with most other analytical instruments in the lab. This approach leads to more reliable results because different samples can be measured with different analysis methods. Data integrity is also improved due to the ability to fully document collection and analysis parameters. Overall, a method-based approach ensures more accurate and dependable measurements.

In this informational webinar Dr. Dwight Walker will explain how to develop robust raw material identification methods and how to validate and implement them quickly. He will leverage his over 20 years of experience testing and validating spectroscopic instruments for pharmaceutical analysis at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) to further explain how to best document these methods for regulatory compliance. Dr. Adam J. Hopkins, Spectroscopy Product Manager at Metrohm USA, will then use case studies to demonstrate how unique sampling technology and method customizability can be used to overcome traditional challenges.