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The Analyst|November 29, 2024

Optimising Shifted Excitation Raman Difference Spectroscopy (SERDS) for application in highly fluorescent biological samples, using fibre optic probesH Sheridan, A P Dudgeon, J C C Day, et al.

Journal of Microscopy|December 18, 2003

Analysis of boron-10 in soft tissue by dynamic secondary ion mass spectrometryA C Oyedepo, S L Brooke, P J Heard, et al.

Physics in Medicine and Biology|November 12, 2009

A miniature confocal Raman probe for endoscopic useJ C C Day, R Bennett, B Smith, et al.

Royal Society Open Science|March 13, 2025

Real-time organ perfusion monitoring of human kidney transplants using <i>ex vivo</i> normothermic perfusion and reflectance spectroscopyP Chandak, D P Bennett, B L Phillips, et al.

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The Analyst|November 29, 2024

Optimising Shifted Excitation Raman Difference Spectroscopy (SERDS) for application in highly fluorescent biological samples, using fibre optic probesH Sheridan, A P Dudgeon, J C C Day, et al.

Journal of Microscopy|December 18, 2003

Analysis of boron-10 in soft tissue by dynamic secondary ion mass spectrometryA C Oyedepo, S L Brooke, P J Heard, et al.

Physics in Medicine and Biology|November 12, 2009

A miniature confocal Raman probe for endoscopic useJ C C Day, R Bennett, B Smith, et al.

Royal Society Open Science|March 13, 2025

Real-time organ perfusion monitoring of human kidney transplants using <i>ex vivo</i> normothermic perfusion and reflectance spectroscopyP Chandak, D P Bennett, B L Phillips, et al.

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