Big Impact From Small Samples: Harnessing High-Precision Tunable Laser Spectroscopy for Complex Bioprocessing AnalysisBig Impact From Small Samples: Harnessing High-Precision Tunable Laser Spectroscopy for Complex Bioprocessing Analysis

This webcast features: Larissa Miropolsky, senior director of data science, Nirrin Technologies.

The Atlas platform by Nirrin Technologies represents a quantum leap for bioprocessing analytics, harnessing High-Precision Tunable Laser Spectroscopy (HPTLS) to address the most challenging analytical needs. With HPTLS, every scan is calibrated in power and wavelength, achieving such superior signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) that low-level measurements of critical components (like surfactants in complex protein formulations) are now possible from a single, 15 microliter drop with no sample preparation or dilution.

Unlike traditional spectroscopic techniques, Atlas with HPTLS employs an Iterative Optimization Technology (IOT) framework, which simplifies data analysis and interpretation by directly integrating reference library components and well characterized noise sources. This robustness eliminates the need for complex, time-consuming Partial Least Squares (PLS) modeling, making it a powerful tool for bioprocessing workflows.

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