CORNELL (US) — A new method of generating terahertz signals on an inexpensive silicon chip could have applications in medical imaging and wireless data transfer.
A new way to generate terahertz signals on a low-cost silicon chip could be used to identify skin cancers too small to see with the naked eye, detect explosives, and make a sort of super-Bluetooth that could transfer an entire HD movie in a matter of seconds. (Credit: iStockphoto
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