DOE-NSF-NIH Workshop on Opportunities in THz Science, February 12-14, 2004

Technical Report · Sat Feb 14 00:00:00 EST 2004

DOI:https://doi.org/10.2172/899222· OSTI ID:899222

Sherwin, M A; Bucksbaum, P H; Schmuttenmaer, C A; Allen, J; Biedron, S; Carr, L; Chamberlain, M; Crowe, T; DeLucia, F; Hu, Q; Jones, B; Noordham, B; Norris, T; Orenstein, J; Unterrainer, K; Van der Meer, L; Wilke, I; Williams, G; Zhang, X -C; Cheville, A ; Markelz, A; Parks, B; Plancken, P; Shan, J; Austin, B; Basov, D; Citrin, D; Grundfest, W; Heinz, T; Kono, J; Mittleman, D; Siegel, P; Taylor, T; Jones, B; Markelz, A; Martin, M; Nelson, K; Smith, T; Williams, G; Allen, M; Averitt, R; Brunel, L; Heilweil, T; Heyman, J; Jepsen, P; Kaind, R; Leemans, W; Mihaly, L; Rangan, C; Tom, H; Wallace, V; Zimdars, D

This is the report of the Workshop on Opportunities in THz Science, held on February 12-14, 2004 in Arlington, VA. This workshop brought together researchers who use or produce THz radiation for physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, and materials science to discuss new research opportunities and common resource needs. The charge from the sponsors of the workshop was to focus on basic science questions within these disciplines that have and can be answered using THz radiation.

• Research Organization: DOESC (USDOE Office of Science (SC))
• Sponsoring Organization: US DOE - Office of Basic Energy Sciences
• OSTI ID: 899222
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

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