TerahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More technology offers a powerful, non-invasive way to explore and preserve works of art and cultural heritage objects. Positioned between infrared and microwaves, terahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic … Read more
TerahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More and millimeter-wave technologies offer promising non-ionizing tools for biomedicalTerahertz and millimeter-wave technologies offer promising non-ionizing tools for biomedical tissue analysis, particularly for breast cancer research. Their sensitivity to water content, tissue structure, and dielectric contrast can help distinguish... More tissue analysis, particularly for breast cancer research. Their sensitivity to water content, tissue structure, and dielectric contrast can help distinguish cancerous from non-cancerous regions in excised breast tissue. A key application is surgical margin assessment after breast-conserving surgery, where faster, label-free imaging could complement histopathology and help identify residual tumor tissue near the resection boundary. Although laboratory studies show encouraging results, clinical use still requires larger validation cohorts, standardized protocols, faster acquisition, and integration into surgical workflows.
CeramicsCeramics applications with terahertz Terahertz and millimeter-wave technologies offer promising non-destructive tools for the characterization and inspection of ceramic materials. Their sensitivity to dielectric properties, internal interfaces, porosity, and structural... More applications with terahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More TerahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More and millimeter-wave technologies offer promising non-destructive tools for the characterization and inspection of ceramic materials. Their sensitivity to dielectric properties, internal interfaces, … Read more
Research in civil engineeringResearch in civil engineeringResearch in civil engineering focuses on the non-destructive evaluation of construction-related materials and structures using millimeter-wave and terahertz measurements. These techniques can help investigate internal interfaces, dielectric contrasts, defects, moisture... More focuses on the non-destructive evaluation of construction-related materials and structures using millimeter-wave and terahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More measurements. These techniques can help investigate internal interfaces, dielectric contrasts, defects, moisture… More focuses on the non-destructive evaluation of construction-related materials and structures using millimeter-wave and terahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with … Read more
FMCW radarFMCW radar transmits a continuously swept frequency and measures the beat signal produced by delayed reflections, enabling distance, thickness, and depth-resolved imaging with compact coherent hardware. More transmits a continuously swept frequency and measures the beat signal produced by delayed reflections, enabling distance, thickness, and depth-resolved imaging with compact coherent hardware.
Research in geoscience focuses on the detection and interpretation of fractures, lithological changes, internal interfaces, and dielectric contrasts in rocks using millimeter-wave and terahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More measurements. The measurement … Read more
Inspection of dielectric, layered, polymer, composite, and manufactured structures without destructive sampling. Non-Destructive TestingInspection of dielectric, layered, polymer, composite, and manufactured structures without destructive sampling. Non-Destructive Testing: measurement approach and use cases Work begins with the material and the decision that the measurement... More: measurement approach and use cases Work begins with the material and the decision that the measurement must support. Feasibility depends on dielectric properties, water content, thickness, roughness, geometry, access, and the scale of the feature being sought. The same nominal frequency … Read more
TerahertzTerahertz radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior. More radiation is electromagnetic energy commonly associated with frequencies around 0.1 to 10 THz, between microwaves and infrared, where many materials reveal distinctive propagation, absorption, and imaging behavior.