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Author Biographies
Hesamodin Hosseini Ghahi is a PhD student at the University of Bremen and develops enantioselective Raman techniques for pharmaceutical analysis.
Johannes Kiefer is professor of engineering thermodynamics. His research interests include the development of optical spectroscopic methods for engineering and life science applications.