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To receive alerts about discussions specifically on spectroscopy, there is currently no automated email notification system available. Users can manually search for the keyword "spectroscopy" in the forum's tagging system, but this method depends on members consistently using the tag. A search for "spectroscopy" yielded 105 relevant posts, indicating a wealth of content on the topic. Regularly checking for new posts may be necessary to stay updated. Engaging with the community and monitoring discussions can enhance knowledge in this area.
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Hi,

Although I would like to the check all the threads that are being posted, I am particularly interested in a topics that discusses only about spectroscopy. Is there a way that I could receive emails of alert if the topic itself is being asked?
 
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Not at this time. One option would be to search for the keyword in our tagging system periodically, but it relies on members actually using the tag.
 
The search by the keyword "spectroscopy" gave me 105 hits. So even without being tagged, it provides plenty of posts to read!

https://www.physicsforums.com/search/4690761/?q=spectroscopy&o=relevance
 

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