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The advancements made possible by ChemImage technology are often documented in printed and online publications.
Below are publication references and links to different publications where our technology either discussed or referenced. Topics are sorted by industry.

	John F. Kauffman, Linda M. Batykefer, David D. Tuschel. (September 2008) Raman Detected Differential Scanning Calorimetry of Polymorphic Transformations in Acetaminophen. Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis. doi:10.1016/j.jpba.2008.09.008
	Maribel Rios. ( 2008) Special Report: Tablet Analysis. New Dimensions in Tablet Imaging. Pharmaceutical Technology. Vol 32. Num. 3
	John F. Kauffman, Sean J. Gilliam, R. Scott Martin. (2008) Chemical Imaging of Pharmaceutical Materials: Fabrication of Micropatterned Resolution Targets . Anal. Chem. 80 (15), 5706–5712, 10.1021/ac800864x
	Slobodan Sasic. (2008). Chemical Imaging of Pharmaceutical Granules by Raman Global Illumination and Near-Infrared Mapping Platforms. Analytica Chimica ACTA (6 1 1). 73–79.
	Doub, W. H., Adams, W. P., Spencer, J. A., Buhse, L. F., Nelson, M. P., Treado, P. J. (2007). Raman Chemical Imaging for Ingredient-Specific Particle Size Characterization of Aqueous Suspension Nasal Spray Formulations: A Progress Report. Pharmaceutical Research, DOI: 10.1007/s11095-006-9211-2
	Slobodan Sasic. (2007). An In-Depth Analysis of Raman and Near-Infrared Chemical Images of Common Pharmaceutical Tablets. Applied Spectroscopy. Vol. 61 Num. 3.
	Slobodan Sasic.Donald A. Clark.(2006) Defining a Strategy for Chemical Imaging of Industrial Pharmaceutical Samples on Raman Line-Mapping and Global Illumination Instruments. Applied Spectroscopy. Vol. 60, Number 5
	Andrew Theophilus, Alison Moore, Dave Prime ,Simona Rossomanno, Brandon Whitcher , Henry Chrystyn. (2006). Co-deposition of Salmeterol and Fluticasone Propionate by a Combination Inhaler. International Journal of Pharmaceutics 313. 14–22

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