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22nd International conference on near infrared spectroscopy

It’s a pleasure to invite you to the 22nd International Conference on Near Infrared Spectroscopy in Rome, June 8th – 12th 2025, at the Auditorium della Tecnica congress center. More information on website

Fundamentals and Applications of Near Infrared Technology

International NIRS Course. It is open the registration for the ninth edition of the course “Fundamentals and Applications of Near Infrared Technology” organised by ICNIRS and University of Cordoba . The course will start on November 25th, 2024, running through to April 30th, 2025. The registrations will be open until february 2025. As it is

Tomas Hirschfeld Award 2025: the winner is…

March 28, 2025March 29, 2025

Marena Manley It is with great pleasure that the ICNIRS announces Prof. Marena Manley from South Africa as the recipient of the 2025 Tomas Hirschfeld Award. This year’s award round has been exceptionally competitive, with a remarkable pool of top candidates. The strength of this competition is a great sign for the future of our

Call for NIR2029 Bidder

March 2, 2025March 2, 2025

The ICNIRS is calling for bidding country to host the International Conferece of NIRS in the year of 2029. Bidder must be scientist in the country (not organizer or hotel). Please send your wish to bid to mui.saranwong@bruker.com by 10 April 2025. Bidder must be presented at the ICNIRS General Meeting to give presentation (5-10

Goodbye Paul Geladi

May 27, 2024May 27, 2024

The ICNIRS regrets to inform you that Prof. Paul Geladi, the convenor of NIR 2007, passed away Saturday May 18th, 2024 in Umea, Sweden, at the age of 72. We will always remember him and his great contributions to the international NIR community. A memorial page has been setup – please visit and share your

The Karl Norris Award 2023 goes to …

June 20, 2023June 20, 2023

It is a great pleasure to announce that the Karl Norris Award 2023 goes to Professor Harald Martens from Norway. Harald has been instrumental in the development of chemometrics algorithms as a tool for quantitative analysis of NIR spectra. In particular Harald has played a central role in the development of common and omnipresent algorithms

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