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Raman Tool Set has been developed as a user-friendly free software for processing and analysis of Raman spectra and spectroscopy data. RamanToolSet offers the following functions for processing: - scaling spectra - offset spectra - cut spectra - averaging spectra - smoothing spectra - normalizing spectra - background subtraction - polynomial subtraction The following analytical tools have been implemented: - Principal Component Analysis (PCA) - Clustering analysis - Extended Multiplicative Signal Correction (EMSC) analysis The following mapping tools have been implemented: - Producing single spectra files from Renishaw, Witec and Horiba mapping files (.txt) - Mapping the single spectra so imported from Renishaw, Witec or Horiba files - PCA is performed over mapping spectra and PCA-Scores are mapped - ICA is performed over mapping spectra and ICA-coefficients are mapped - Clustering analysis is performed over mapping spectra and Clusters are mapped

Nanopuller by Konrad Pawlak and Janusz Strzelecki http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ultramic.2016.01.008 http://www.biofizyka.fizyka.umk.pl/ Laboratory made AFM force spectroscopy setups were present in milestone single molecule experiments and there is a growing number of groups using such equipment even though the commercial setups are nowadays widely available. The ability to tailor the setup accordingly to particular application is an advantage that makes the effort necessary for...

...This is achieved by monitoring a TTL signal via the computer LTP1 port, whose signal is transmitted via RS232 to the laser unit, also used to control basic laser parameters, like pulse divider (laser frequency) and Q-Switch. The Shutter modulation feature allows the user to use the TTL signal to open the laser shutter on demand, controlling the length of the laser pulsed as desired. This method yields reproducible full power laser pulses. The original motivation was to interface mass spectrometer data systems to diverse laser systems. Developed by: Jair Menegon, Paulo Moreira and Thiago Correra - University of São Paulo - Brazil.

The goal of this project is to develop an easily modifiable combination of VHDL firmware and LabView drivers for use with laboratory automation control and data acquisition using Terasic's DE2 board and the ISP1362 USB interface chip.