About Spectrane

Spectrane covers the instruments, methods, and people that move chemistry from the laboratory onto the line. We write for engineers and scientists who deploy process analytical technology (PAT) — the people who choose between Raman, NIR, FTIR, mass spectrometry, and chromatography, and who answer for the result on the next batch.

What we publish

Editorial standards

Spectrane follows the practices of trade journalism: every factual claim is sourced; every comparison discloses its criteria; corrections are issued promptly and noted in the article. Our full editorial policy covers sourcing, conflicts of interest, and the corrections process.

Funding and independence

Spectrane is industry-funded. Funders do not set editorial direction, do not see articles before publication, and have no veto over coverage. The named editor on each article is accountable for the content. Where a funder is mentioned in an article — favorably or otherwise — the funding relationship is disclosed in that article, not buried on a separate page.

Contributors

Articles published under Spectrane Editorial are produced by the editorial desk collectively, typically for methodology pieces and comparative reviews. Articles under a named byline are produced by the contributors listed below, who write under their own authority and are accountable for their pieces.

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