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Plenary Speakers
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Larry Carr Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA "Infrared and THz from Relativistic Electron Beams – From Coherent THz Pulses to Near-field IR Nanospectroscopy" |
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David Cooke McGill University, Canada “Dynamic THz signatures of charge-lattice correlations” |
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Caroline Darbos ITER Organization, France “Achievements and challenges for ITER heating and current drive systems” |
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Timothy M. Hancock DARPA Microsystems Technology Office, USA “Millimeter wave digital arrays (MIDAS) – An application of CMOS, compound semiconductors and heterogeneous packaging” |
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Alfred Leitenstorfer University of Konstanz, Germany “Tracing ultrafast phenomena with infrared electric fields” |
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David A. Naylor University of Lethbridge, Canada “The evolving role of Fourier transform spectroscopy in far-infrared space astronomy” |
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Hitoshi Ohta Kobe University, Japan “Recent developments in multi-extreme THz ESR” |
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Karl Unterrainer Technische Universität Wien, Austria “Controlling and shaping the THz emission from quantum cascade lasers” |
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Jonathan Weintroub Black Hole Initiative, Harvard University Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration, USA “Instrumentation and technology supporting the Event Horizon Telescope” |
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Martin T. Zanni University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA “Hyperspectral 2D IR imaging: Principles and applications to biological and materials systems” |
Tutorial Workshop Speakers
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Jessica Boland University of Manchester, UK “Terahertz lights up the nanoscale: Optoelectronic characterisation of low-dimensional materials via ultrafast terahertz spectroscopy and microscopy” |
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Jérôme Faist ETH Zürich, Switzerland “Terahertz quantum optics” |
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Matthias C. Hoffmann SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, USA “Manipulation of matter with intense THz pulses” |
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Willie Padilla Duke University, USA “Deep learning the terahertz scattering properties of metasurfaces” |
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Dmitry Turchinovich Universität Bielefeld, Germany "Terahertz physics of graphene: from linear conductivity to high-harmonics generation" |
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Vincent Wallace University of Western Australia, Australia “Biomedical applications of terahertz technology” |
Invited Talk Announcements coming soon!