Brian T. Scarpitti

Brian T. Scarpitti's research focuses on designing metal nanoparticles (like gold and silver) that enhance Raman scattering signals, a technique used to detect and image molecules at very small scales. His work applies these nanoparticles to biomedical imaging and sensing tasks, such as tracking proteins in living cells or measuring pH inside cells. This research combines nanoparticle chemistry, optics, and spectroscopy to develop new tools for studying biological and chemical systems at the nanoscale.

Publication output has been modest but steady over the past decade, with roughly one to a few papers per year and a slight uptick in the most recent years.

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