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Raman Systems We investigate natural and synthetic materials by Micro-Raman and Remote Raman Spectroscopy, Laser-Induced Fluorescense (LIF), and Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectrosopy (LIBS) for terrestrial and planetary applications. Location: HIG 107 Time-Resolved Stand-off Raman and LIBS Systems Click for more information: Optical-Fiber Coupled Standoff Raman System Schematics of Integrated Remote Raman Instrument Experimental Set-up for combined LIBS and Raman Spectroscopy with 1064 & 532 nm Laser Beams Integrated Double-pulse Raman-LIBS System Planetary Gatable Standoff Raman and LIF Systems Click for more information: Compact Remote TR-Raman and Fluorescence System with Mini-ICCD Compact Remote TR-Fluorescence Spectrograph Combined Raman, Atmospheric Lidar, Laser-induced Fluorescence (RALLF) System with Mini-ICCD and Mirror Telephoto Camera Lens Compact Planetary Raman Spectrograph with a Mirror Telephoto Lens Micro-Raman Spectroscopy Click for more information: An Earlier Version of a Confocal Micro-Raman System Renishaw InVia Micro-Raman System Kaiser RAMAN RXN1TM Microprobe Schematic of Kaiser Raman Spectrometer with Microprobe Attachment Text and images courtesy Shiv Sharma. Publications   —   List of publications. Location: POST 535B Multi-user Confocal Raman Microscope Click for more information: Description of the WITec alpha R300 and sample preparation guidelines Online scheduling calendar — use Quick Link to Calendar with your UH login to add an event to My Calendars "Raman Lab POST 535B." Text and images courtesy Patrick Gasda.