SAS RUM chapter introduced its third workshop on February 29, 2019 teaching undergraduate and graduate students how to use Raman spectrometers.
Profesor Samuel Hernandez introducing the theory of Raman spectroscopy.
President Annette Colon, Vicepresident Francheska Colon, and Trasurer Wilmaris Muñiz taught thirteen (13) students how to acquire Raman spectra of solid and liquid samples.
For this workshop, students learned to acquire Raman spectra on a inVia confocal Raman microscope and a Wasatch Raman spectrometer.
Secretary Edwin Caballero taught thirteen (13) students how to graph spectra, find peaks, and remove baseline on the OriginPro software.
President Annette Colon taught thirteen (13) students how to theoretically map the surface of samples using a NT-MDT NTEGRA spectra Atomic Force Microscope (AFM).
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Specialty in Environmental engineering and water resources, with interest in projects related to the removal of contaminants present in water using Metal organics frameworks.
Classifies, quantifies, and explores data using spectroscopy techniques coupled with chemometric routines.
Knowledge in chemistry of materials and biochemistry.
MS, PhD student ORCiD: 0000-0001-9309-0401 Skills Software: Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint, OriginPro. Programs: The UnscramblerX, Gaussian. Chemical Analysis Equipment: FT-IR, Raman, Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL). Projects Trace Detection of C-4 on Aluminum Using Mid-Infrared Reflection–Absorption Quantum Cascade Laser Spectroscopy (2022) Detection of high explosives samples deposited on reflective and matte substrates using mid-infrared laser…
