But as we edge closer to the 6G era, a new concern has emerged: the potential health risks of terahertz radiation. Terahertz ...

With today's data rates of only a few hundred megabytes per second, access to digital information remains relatively slow.

Radiation Research, Vol. 170, No. 2 (Aug., 2008), pp. 224-234 (11 pages) Terahertz radiation is increasingly being applied in new and evolving technologies applied in areas such as homeland security ...

Scientists have unlocked a way to read magnetic orientation at record-breaking speeds using terahertz radiation. Modern hard ...

Terahertz electromagnetic waves occupy a middle ground between electronics waves, like microwave and radio waves, and photonics waves, such as infrared and UV waves. For example, mobile phones use ...

Biomass can be converted into valuable gases. But in order to control this process, the amount of water vapor has to be measured. This is notoriously hard, because other components of the gas can ...

Terahertz radiation, which lies between the microwave and infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, is highly sensitive to water content in tissues and, unlike X-rays, it is non-ionizing and ...

The emitted terahertz radiation is normal to the surface, and thus its polarization cannot be controlled by tuning the polarization of the light pulses. “A material that produces an in-plane ...

Second, the team needed to work with terahertz radiation. This happens in a frequency range a thousand times higher than 5G phone networks. Many important quantum effects happen in this terahertz ...

For their experiments, the physicist and his team employed light that is invisible to the human eye -- so-called terahertz radiation. With a wavelength of just under a millimeter, this light is ...