Professor Albert Polman is the 2017 Frew Fellow and in addition to providing the Frew Lecture at the 2017 Australia New Zealand Conference on Optics and Photonics (ANZCOP) in New Zealand, the Frew Fellow is also invited to visit universities and research institutions in Australia. As part of this visit Professor Polman has offered to undertake a number of Frew lectures.
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Historically, terahertz (or T-ray) technologies were mainly used by the astronomy community for detecting the cosmic background left behind after the Big Bang. Since the first demonstration of terahrtzwave time-domain spectroscopy in the late 80’s, there has been a series of significant recent advances in intense terahertz sources and sensitive detectors providing new opportunities for understanding the fundamental science of the terahertz frequency range. Now, this region of the electromagnetic spectrum from 0.3 to 10 THz (ie. 1 mm –...
Professor David St Clair Black AO FAA is the recipient of the 2017 David Craig Medal and Lecture and will be presenting a series of David Craig lectures across Australia.
Professor David St Clair Black AO FAA is the recipient of the 2017 David Craig Medal and Lecture and will be presenting a series of David Craig lectures across Australia.
Professor Albert Polman is the 2017 Frew Fellow and in addition to providing the Frew Lecture at the 2017 Australia New Zealand Conference on Optics and Photonics (ANZCOP) in New Zealand, the Frew Fellow is also invited to visit universities and research institutions in Australia. As part of this visit Professor Polman has offered to undertake a number of Frew lectures.
Historically, terahertz (or T-ray) technologies were mainly used by the astronomy community for detecting the cosmic background left behind after the Big Bang. Since the first demonstration of terahrtzwave time-domain spectroscopy in the late 80’s, there has been a series of significant recent advances in intense terahertz sources and sensitive detectors providing new opportunities for understanding the fundamental science of the terahertz frequency range. Now, this region of the electromagnetic spectrum from 0.3 to 10 THz (ie. 1 mm –...
Professor David St Clair Black AO FAA is the recipient of the 2017 David Craig Medal and Lecture and will be presenting a series of David Craig lectures across Australia.
Professor Albert Polman is the 2017 Frew Fellow and in addition to providing the Frew Lecture at the 2017 Australia New Zealand Conference on Optics and Photonics (ANZCOP) in New Zealand, the Frew Fellow is also invited to visit universities and research institutions in Australia. As part of this visit Professor Polman has offered to undertake a number of Frew lectures.
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