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30 May 2022 MAESTRO: high speed, wide field microbial detection using deep uv spectroscopy
Rohit Bhartia, William F. Hug, Ray Reid, Quoc Nguyen, Robert Perry, Kripa Sijapati, Michael Reid
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Abstract
The MAESTRO instrument is a recent development that enables sensitive, spatially located, microbial detection using deep UV spectroscopy at a standoff distance up to 5m. This capability stems from prior deep UV fluorescence/Raman standoff instruments for point chemical, biological, and explosives analysis, as well as from planetary science in the form of the SHERLOC instrument on the Mars 2020/Perseverance Rover, a deep UV fluorescence/Raman mapping robotic arm-mounted instrument looking for signs of life on Mars. The MAESTRO instrument leverages these detection capabilities to enable microbial detection on environmental/natural surfaces with high-speed mapping rates with map areas <1m2 . This talk will discuss the fundamentals of the methodology for detection, the achieved sensitivity, and the analytical approach used to detect and differentiate microbial hazards from the background.
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Rohit Bhartia, William F. Hug, Ray Reid, Quoc Nguyen, Robert Perry, Kripa Sijapati, and Michael Reid "MAESTRO: high speed, wide field microbial detection using deep uv spectroscopy", Proc. SPIE 12116, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) Sensing XXIII, 121160L (30 May 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2619016
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KEYWORDS
Microorganisms

Deep ultraviolet

Raman spectroscopy

Luminescence

Spectroscopy

Principal component analysis

Metals

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