Raman Spectroscopy has been used in various areas post its discovery in1928. In the past decade, the potential of Raman Spectroscopy to be used inBiology has been increasingly appreciated. The ease of performing Ramanspectroscopy and the miniaturization of the spectrometer, has made it anattractive point of care diagnostic tool. In this talk I would like todemonstrate the two applications of Raman spectroscopy, namely, non-PCRbased bio-diagnostic application and potential of Raman as a per-screeningtool for drug discovery.
19/09/2013 at 4:00 pm
Prof. C. S. Shastry, Adjunct Professor, Amrita University, Coimbatore
The present status of supersymmetric models in the aftermath of the Higgs boson discovery will be discussed. Prospects for discovery of supersymmetry at future colliders and possible probes of the decoupling limit will also be described. Somealternatives to supersymmetry will be briefly touched upon.
