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How to get started Colab/Jupyter notebooks in conjunction with SpectroWorks™?

Introduction to Jupyter Colab Notebooks in Python: Here you can find links to get started with using Colab/Jupyter notebooks and SpectroWorks™ to speed up and streamline your UV-Vis analysis.

Getting familiar with python and Jupyter notebooks

There are a lot of ways to get started with python coding and Jupyter notebooks. Some resources to look at could be: 

You can skip the parts about installing python if you are using Jupyter Notebooks hosted by Google Colab. A good overview of Google Colab's features can be found here: Google Colab features.
 
Steps in SpectroWorks™

Step 01: Log in

Start by logging into SpectroWorks™ at https://spectroworks.com/ by clicking on LOG IN in top right window. If you do not already have a profile, create a new profile by clicking SIGN UP in the bottom of the login screen. 

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Step 02: Create a project in SpectroWorks™

After you log in, choose NEW or OPEN an existing project.

 

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Step 03: Select your three absorbances in SpectroWorks™

After setting up a new project, select Edit project to setup which parameters should be measured.

 

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Step 04: Select parameters in SpectroWorks™

Select to add your desired parameters.

 

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Next click ADD TO PROJECT.

Step 05: Upload spectral absorbance data into SpectroWorks™

Start creating new Basic Cuvette, a NanoCuvette™ One or NanoCuvette™ S items in SpectroWorks by uploading data. 

You can read more about the Basic Cuvette workflow here.

 

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Next upload your spectrum to SpectroWorks™ by drag-and-drop the file or use a file browser. Alternatively, you can use SpectroLink™ to acquire the spectrum.

Learn more about SpectroLink™ here.