Benjamín Figueroa
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Also affiliated: University of Talca (2024); Sandia National Laboratories California (2020–2022); University of Washington (2017–2022); Colegio de Postgraduados (2002–2019); Instituto de Biologia do Exército (2013–2014); Seattle University (2020)
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Benjamín Figueroa's research utilizes advanced microscopy techniques, including broadband hyperspectral stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) microscopy, to conduct quantitative chemical imaging. His work has focused on the label-free chemical imaging of biological and pharmaceutical samples. Specific applications include the analysis of breast calcifications in relation to neoplastic processes and the detection and quantification of microscale chemical reactions within pharmaceutical tablets.
Figueroa has also investigated the application of SRS microscopy for the label-free chemical imaging of latent fingerprints and pathology. His earlier work explored fractal radar scattering from soil. He has an h-index of 13 with 672 total citations across 29 publications.
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- h-index: 13
- Publications: 29
- Citations: 672
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Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing (2025)
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- Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing
- Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing
- Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing
- Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing
- Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing
- Comparing how brand and product appeals influence consumer attitudes, preferences and visual processing
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