Abstract
Vapor phase threats materials are a significant concern for defense and homeland security but pose challenges for detection due to their low densities. The technique of waveguide-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (WERS) is being developed to address this challenge by combining long light/analyte interaction pathways on photonic integrated circuit (PIC) waveguides with polymer concentration to increase the detection sensitivity. These elements are being combined with compact Raman spectrometers to develop fieldable WERS detection systems.
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