Natalie Lauren Mason
Computer science
Hometown: Tucson, Arizona, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2022
FURI | Spring 2020
Raman Spectrometry Conclusions as an Example of Intuitive Software
There is a lack of accessibility in Raman spectrometry (used to detect the presence of compounds in provided samples). It was determined that by creating a software which aided in reducing human error, along with development of a smaller scale hardware, this accessibility issue could be remedied. In this work the researcher developed an algorithm to automatically compare the obtained spectrum to a database of known spectrums to detect the presence of organic compounds. Future work will involve improving the detection efficiency of the algorithm, offering more intuitive software and making usability simpler.
Mentor: Anoop Singh
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