Themed collection JAAS Review Articles 2025

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Tutorial Review

Multi-method approaches for gamma spectrometry software: calibration, peak analysis, and corrections

Numerous methods and techniques have been developed over time in gamma spectrometry to analyze spectra using specialized software.

Graphical abstract: Multi-method approaches for gamma spectrometry software: calibration, peak analysis, and corrections
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Tutorial Review

Recent advances in LIBS technology for rock detection: from systems to methods

LIBS system and method for rock detection.

Graphical abstract: Recent advances in LIBS technology for rock detection: from systems to methods
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Open Access Tutorial Review

Recent advances in chemical composition imaging operation based on laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy

This review provides a comparatively comprehensive and systematic introduction to recent developments in chemical composition imaging based on LIBS, with a focus on the principle, operation, and recent development.

Graphical abstract: Recent advances in chemical composition imaging operation based on laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy
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Critical Review

Advances of machine learning in stable isotope geochemistry

This figure outlines how machine learning algorithms address challenges in stable isotope geochemistry via a complete workflow to enable future advancements.

Graphical abstract: Advances of machine learning in stable isotope geochemistry
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Open Access Critical Review

Grazing incidence and grazing exit X-ray fluorescence: principles, techniques, and applications for thin film and nanostructure analysis

The grazing incidence – and grazing exit X-ray fluorescence techniques and their theoretical background are described with examples and a review of recent developments and applications is provided in this review.

Graphical abstract: Grazing incidence and grazing exit X-ray fluorescence: principles, techniques, and applications for thin film and nanostructure analysis
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Critical Review

Rhenium and osmium analysis in soil and rock samples: a review of ultra-trace detection methods

Accurately quantifying rhenium (Re) and osmium (Os) at ultra-trace concentrations in geological matrices, such as soils and rocks, is essential for progress in Earth sciences.

Graphical abstract: Rhenium and osmium analysis in soil and rock samples: a review of ultra-trace detection methods
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Critical Review

Tag-laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (Tag-LIBS): progress and prospects

Tag-Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (Tag-LIBS) is an emerging technique designed to enhance the analytical performance of conventional LIBS using specific tagging strategies.

Graphical abstract: Tag-laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (Tag-LIBS): progress and prospects
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Open Access Critical Review

Laser ablation-based techniques for microplastic analysis: recent advances and applications

Microplastics have emerged as significant environmental contaminants due to the increasing production of polymer-based products and their limited disposal options.

Graphical abstract: Laser ablation-based techniques for microplastic analysis: recent advances and applications
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Critical Review

A review of spectral broadening in laser atomic absorption spectroscopy

Laser atomic absorption spectroscopy (LAAS) has been significantly applied across nuclear forensics, chemical detection, medical diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and industrial sectors due to its unique advantages.

Graphical abstract: A review of spectral broadening in laser atomic absorption spectroscopy
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Open Access Critical Review

Plutonium isotope ratio measurements by total evaporation-thermal ionization mass spectrometry (TE-TIMS): an evaluation of uncertainties using traceable standards from the New Brunswick Laboratory

The accuracy and precision of isotope amount ratio measurements using thermal ionization mass spectrometry (TIMS) instrumentation are described, and the measurement of Pu materials is emphasized.

Graphical abstract: Plutonium isotope ratio measurements by total evaporation-thermal ionization mass spectrometry (TE-TIMS): an evaluation of uncertainties using traceable standards from the New Brunswick Laboratory
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