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In this episode, our AI hosts explore excerpts from the 2019 IEEE webcast "Introduction to Terahertz Technology and Applications," presented by Peter H Siegel. We cover the history of terahertz, its frequency range, and key applications like radio astronomy and non-destructive evaluation. But we also question the narrative that this technology is new - our host argues it’s been around for decades, with deliberate misrepresentation by experts. We also examine controversial applications like wireless body area networks and bio-surveillance, asking: what’s really hidden in the details? Tune in as we uncover the gaps between what’s presented and what might be concealed.
By Augustin GalatanuIn this episode, our AI hosts explore excerpts from the 2019 IEEE webcast "Introduction to Terahertz Technology and Applications," presented by Peter H Siegel. We cover the history of terahertz, its frequency range, and key applications like radio astronomy and non-destructive evaluation. But we also question the narrative that this technology is new - our host argues it’s been around for decades, with deliberate misrepresentation by experts. We also examine controversial applications like wireless body area networks and bio-surveillance, asking: what’s really hidden in the details? Tune in as we uncover the gaps between what’s presented and what might be concealed.