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Terahertz-biosensing technology: progress, limitations, and future outlook

Menikh, 2010

Document ID
16116725694961997258
Author
Menikh A
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Optical Guided-Wave Chemical and Biosensors II

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After more than three decades of niche applications in the space sciences area, the field of terahertz (THz) technology is entering a new era of biomedical sensing and imaging. The past few years have seen an unprecedented expansion of terahertz ray technology in …
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