How to pronounce “spectroscopy” in English

like functional near-infrared spectroscopy, or fNIRS.

there's spectroscopy so it's Ramen spectroscopy or Raman spectroscopy and then uh uh why am I blanking on the

This is a spectroscopy lab where they look at samples and help people analyze and understand what their field samples are made of,

And students are involved in the spectroscopy as well as in the discovery of the supernovae.

So we use the method of spectroscopy to explore the outer atmosphere of the star.

male audience #8: It's a Raman spectroscopy device.

We do a lot of spectroscopy of the light.

We do very high precision spectroscopy on brighter objects.

And we do highly multi-spectroscopy.

and dicing of things and preparing specimens for spectroscopy or microscopy that we just don't have the technology, today, to do.

Raman spectroscopy.

Here are several of these type 1a supernovae that have been verified through spectroscopy, and whose redshifts have been measured.

Well we need to use a different technique, and it's called spectroscopy.

And at Stony Brook University, there is a vibrational spectroscopy lab.

He ran a bunch of tests-- gas chromatography, mass spectroscopy, Feigl spot test, he shot lasers at it.

We measure-- as the material flows past Rosetta, we measure the gas and the dust through mass spectroscopy, see what it's actually made of.

But here's kind of the tough part to admit about it is that James Webb is going to be able to do this so-called transit spectroscopy,

Nathan Seidle: I don't know that instance specifically, but I have seen a lot of open source efforts where they say, "Hey, this prism-based spectroscopy unit is extremely

So it doesn't answer your spectroscopy question,