The Optical Terahertz Science and Technology (OTST) topical meeting of the Optical Society of America will focus on developments in optical THz sources and detectors and their application to spectroscopy, sensing, microscopy and imaging. The meeting will take place in Orlando, Florida from 18-21 March, 2007.
Advanced Photonix Inc. has settled into its new Michigan headquarters, purchased almost $2 million worth of equipment and ramped up research on developing the next generation of terahertz scanners.
Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory have created a device for manipulating terahertz (THz) radiation. The device could be the basis for novel electronics and photonics applications ranging from new imaging methods to advanced communication technologies. The THz range of the electromagnetic spectrum lies between the infrared and microwave wavelengths.
Experimental methods include far infrared spectroscopy and THz time domain spectroscopy.
To detect the materials — biological agents, chemical explosives, imperfections, contamination and hidden compartments found in confined spaces — scientists combine terahertz radiation and metamaterials technology.
Discovery of British Columbia physicist could well revolutionize the forest industry.
The latest developments in detectors, sensors, cameras, imaging equipment and more will be revealed to more than 6000 engineers, military personnel, technical managers and scientists at the 2007 SPIE Defense & Security Symposium, being held April 9-13 at the Orlando World Center Marriott Resort and Convention Center.
Goodrich Corporation has delivered an industry first — a high resolution, scanning terahertz spectrometer to be used by the U.S. Army.
The Department of Physics, Applied Physics and Astronomy has an opening for a tenure-track assistant professor.
March 5-9, 2007. Denver, CO
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