Growing Need for Analyzing Physical and Chemical Properties of Biomolecules to Fuel the Growth of Process Spectroscopy Market
Process spectroscopy is widely used across a wide range of applications in the medical industry. This includes analysis of the physical properties of drugs, the physical and chemical properties of minerals, and the physical and chemical properties of biomolecules and other organic compounds. The application of Spectroscopy in the fields of material science and chemistry has resulted in significant advancement in many areas. The technology used in this technology can be applied for numerous applications in the life sciences and chemistry and also in many other areas. The medical industry, particularly in the pharmaceutical and diagnostic industries, has widely used the application of spectroscopy techniques to determine the composition and structure of various materials such as drugs, proteins, cells, organs, blood, and tissue samples.
Increasing adoption of spectroscopic techniques across pharmaceutical and food & agriculture sectors is driving the growth of the process spectroscopy market. The growing need for quality food & drugs coupled with the increasing implementation of strict rules and regulations by the government is again propelling the market growth. Continuous innovations and upgradations in the spectroscopy techniques due to various discoveries is again expected to drive the market growth in the near future. Growing demand for this process from other sectors such as chemicals and oil & gas is also projected to foster the growth of the process spectroscopy market. On the other hand, the high capital investment required for process spectroscopy is estimated to restrict the growth of the process spectroscopy market over the forecast timeframe.
From the geographical point of view, North America is expected to gain significant growth over the forecast period and this is attributed to the high shale gas production in countries such as the US and Canada. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), U.S. dry shale gas production was about 25.29 trillion cubic feet (Tcf), and equal to about 75% of total U.S. dry natural gas production in 2019. Also, well-established R &D infrastructure in the region is another major factor driving the regional growth of the process spectroscopy market.
Key Developments:
1. In July 2020, HORIBA, a provider of measurement and analysis solutions for advanced research and Raman microscopy and nanoscopy industry, has announced a strategic collaboration with Qnami, a provider of scanning NV magnetometry based on diamond quantum sensing solution
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