A critical analysis of the latest literature data on changes in the viability of cancer cells under the influence of terahertz radiation was reported.

Researchers have demonstrated a novel approach to generating terahertz (THz) radiation using N-polar AlGaN/GaN high-electron-mobility transistors (HEMTs) under asymmetric boundary conditions. This ...

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 ...

Scientists have made a major leap in ear imaging by using terahertz radiation to see inside the cochlea – an impossibly tiny, ...

Non-destructive micron-resolution imaging of cochlea lays groundwork for better hearing loss diagnosis For the first time, ...

However, conventional methods make it difficult to measure the water content. In a collaboration between process engineering and photonics at TU Wien (Vienna), this problem has now been solved using a ...

This Focus Issue describes the interaction mechanism between terahertz radiation and matter. Topics covered include terahertz sources, on- and off-resonant control using intense terahertz pulses ...

For the first time, researchers have shown that terahertz imaging can be used to visualize internal details of the mouse ...

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 ...

Terahertz technology seems set to become important in security screening and the pharmaceutical industry. The ultimate solution for airport security would be a system that not only tells security ...

Jan-Christoph Deinert of HZDR's Institute of Radiation Physics. For their experiments, the physicist and his team employed light that is invisible to the human eye—so-called terahertz radiation.

Jan-Christoph Deinert of HZDR's Institute of Radiation Physics. For their experiments, the physicist and his team employed light that is invisible to the human eye -- so-called terahertz radiation.