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Varying graphene’s conductivity modulates THz wave

28 Nov 2018 Lauren Barr 
Illustration of the device structure and its interaction with terahertz light . Credit: Xuequan
Illustration of the device structure and its interaction with terahertz light . Credit: Xuequan
Compared with other regions of the electromagnetic spectrum terahertz (THz), the frequency range bet

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Lauren Barr is a postgraduate contributor to Physics World. Lauren is a research fellow studying complex materials at the University of Exeter. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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