Optical Trap with Raman Module (ERC Classes) Chemistry

This tender concerns the procurement of a sophisticated scientific instrument: a two-dimensional optical trap equipped with a Raman module. The primary function of this system is the detection and characterization of individual nano- and microparticles. The acquisition of this advanced infrastructure is being undertaken within the framework of an ERC Starting Grant, indicating its crucial role in a specialized research project. A key technical requirement for the optical trap is its capability for online coupling with an elemental mass spectrometer. Consequently, the system must offer significant flexibility for both hardware and software modifications to ensure seamless integration and optimal performance within the research setup. This ensures that the instrument can be adapted to evolving research needs and integrated with existing analytical capabilities. The focus on nano- and microparticle analysis, coupled with the requirement for advanced spectroscopic and spectrometric integration, points towards applications in cutting-edge chemical research, materials science, or potentially biological sciences where precise particle analysis is paramount.

This is a supplies contract in the Research and information and communication technology sectors. Located in Austria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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