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With a BSc in chemistry and a PhD in analytical chemistry, Rodney Carter has worked in university chemistry departments since 2012. Based in Canterbury, UK, he serves as a professor of chemical analysis at a research university, where he directs an instrumentation laboratory and teaches graduate-level spectroscopy. His academic research involves developing refined spectral calibration methods to identify trace contaminants in environmental samples, as well as overseeing the university’s spectrometry facilities. Carter also supervises doctoral candidates investigating practical applications of molecular spectroscopy.

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