Anti-harassment Policy and Code of Conduct
The IRMMW-THz 2020 conference is committed to providing an environment that is conducive to the free and robust exchange of scientific ideas. This environment requires that all participants be treated with equal consideration and respect. While this conference encourages vigorous debate of ideas, personal attacks create an environment in which people feel threatened or intimidated. This is not productive and does not advance the cause of science. All participants in this conference are therefore expected to conduct themselves professionally and respectfully.
All forms of bullying, discrimination, and harassment, sexual or otherwise, are prohibited in the IRMMW-THz 2020 conference. This policy applies to every individual at the event, whether attendee, speaker, exhibitor, award recipient, staff, contractor or other. It is also a violation of this policy to retaliate against an individual for reporting bullying, discrimination or harassment or to intentionally file a false report of bullying, discrimination, or harassment.
Plenary Speakers
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Larry Carr Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA "Infrared and THz from Relativistic Electron Beams – From Coherent THz Pulses to Near-field IR Nanospectroscopy" |
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David Cooke McGill University, Canada “Dynamic THz signatures of charge-lattice correlations” |
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Caroline Darbos ITER Organization, France “Achievements and challenges for ITER heating and current drive systems” |
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Timothy M. Hancock DARPA Microsystems Technology Office, USA “Millimeter wave digital arrays (MIDAS) – An application of CMOS, compound semiconductors and heterogeneous packaging” |
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Alfred Leitenstorfer University of Konstanz, Germany “Tracing ultrafast phenomena with infrared electric fields” |
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David A. Naylor University of Lethbridge, Canada “The evolving role of Fourier transform spectroscopy in far-infrared space astronomy” |
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Hitoshi Ohta Kobe University, Japan “Recent developments in multi-extreme THz ESR” |
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Karl Unterrainer Technische Universität Wien, Austria “Controlling and shaping the THz emission from quantum cascade lasers” |
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Jonathan Weintroub Black Hole Initiative, Harvard University Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration, USA “Instrumentation and technology supporting the Event Horizon Telescope” |
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Martin T. Zanni University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA “Hyperspectral 2D IR imaging: Principles and applications to biological and materials systems” |
Tutorial Workshop Speakers
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Jessica Boland University of Manchester, UK “Terahertz lights up the nanoscale: Optoelectronic characterisation of low-dimensional materials via ultrafast terahertz spectroscopy and microscopy” |
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Jérôme Faist ETH Zürich, Switzerland “Terahertz quantum optics” |
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Matthias C. Hoffmann SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, USA “Manipulation of matter with intense THz pulses” |
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Willie Padilla Duke University, USA “Machine Learning for Exotic Metasurfaces” |
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Dmitry Turchinovich Universität Bielefeld, Germany "Terahertz physics of graphene: from linear conductivity to high-harmonics generation" |
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Vincent Wallace University of Western Australia, Australia “Biomedical applications of terahertz technology” |
Confirmed Keynote Speakers
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Monica Blank Communications & Power Industries (CPI), USA Development of High-Frequency Gyrotrons for Spectroscopy and Plasma Heating Applications
Hou-Tong Chen Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA Metasurface broadband polarization converters towards terahertz circular dichroism spectroscopy
Tyler Cocker Michigan State University, USA Terahertz scanning tunneling spectroscopy: from theory to experiment
Thomas Crowe Virginia Diodes, Inc., USA Test & Measurement Equipment for 100 - 1,500 GHz
Kazuue Fujita Hamamatsu Photonics, Japan Room temperature terahertz nonlinear quantum cascade lasers and their applications
Jozsef Fulop University of Pecs and ELI-ALPS, Hungary Novel intense single- and multicycle THz sources
Marie-Pierre Gaigeot Universite d'Evry val d'Essonne, France DFT-MD simulations for THz-IR spectroscopy: gas phase and liquid phase perspectives
Mikhail Glyavin Institute of Applied Physics RAS, Russia The progress in the development of sub-THz gyrotrons in Russia
Martina Havenith Ruhr Universität Bochum and TU Dortmund, Germany Non linear THz spectroscopy of water
Manfred Helm Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Germany Nonlinear IR and THz spectroscopy of semiconductor nanostructures
Mona Jarrahi University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), USA Plasmonic nanoantennas for terahertz spectroscopy
Michael Johnston University of Oxford, United Kingdom Nanowire based devices for THz polarimetry
Josep Jornet Northeastern University, USA Terahertz Communications: From Nanomaterials to Ultrabroadband Networks
Franz Kärtner DESY / Universität Hamburg, Germany THz driven ultrafast electron sources
Akifumi Kasamatsu National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), Japan An Introduction to Japanese R&D projects on 300-GHz band Wireless Communications
Martin Koch Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany Water status measurements of plants using THz spectroscopy
Christoph Lange TU Dortmund and University of Regensburg, Germany Subcycle control of spins and photons in the near fields of THz resonators
Juliette Mangeney Laboratoire de Physique de l'Ecole normale supérieure, ENS, Université PSL, CNRS, Sorbonne Université, Université Paris-Diderot, Sorbonne Paris Cité, France Ultra-slow recombination of carriers at low density and energy in neutral graphene-hBN van der Waals heterostructures
Hiroaki Minamide RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics, Japan Extreme THz-wave parametric oscillator and its applications
Oleg Mitrofanov University College London, United Kingdom Perfectly-absorbing photoconductive metasurfaces for THz applications
Keith Nelson MIT, USA THz control over material structure and behavior
Taiichi Otsuji Tohoku University, Japan Room temperature amplification of terahertz radiation by grating-gate graphene transistor structures
Markus Raschke University of Colorado at Boulder, USA Ultrafast IR nanoscopy - probing molecular quantum dynamics in space and time
Luca Razzari Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada Nanocavities for Terahertz Light
Clara Saraceno Ruhr University Bochum, Germany MHz-repetition THz sources with high average power
Mark Sherwin University of California at Santa Barbara, USA Pulsed Magnetic Resonance With A Free-electron Laser
Olga Smolyanskaya ITMO University, Russia THz spectroscopy, holographic approach and phantoms design for the diagnostics of socially significant diseases
Liwei Song Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China Intense single-cycle terahertz generation driven by ultrashort high-power laser pulses
Lyubov Titova Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA 2D MXenes: Terahertz Properties And Applications
Masayoshi Tonouchi Osaka University, Japan Near field scanning terahertz microscopy for biological applications
Withawat Withayachumnankul The University of Adelaide, Australia All-Silicon Terahertz Components Towards Efficient Integrated Systems
Xiaojun Wu Beihang University, China 1.4 mJ High Energy THz Radiation from Lithium Niobates
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