IEEE Sensors Journal
Special issue on
THz Sensing: Materials, Devices and Systems
The THz frequencies encompassing 100 GHz to
10 THz offer many attractive properties for applications ranging from the
characterisation of novel materials, hazard detection, high speed data
communications, to radio astronomy. Recent technological advances have
significantly increased the availability of photonic and electronic-based
sources, as well as detectors operating at THz frequencies leading to the generation
of a significant volume of scientific research. The increased availability of a
wide range of sensor system components such as sources, detectors, mixers,
waveguides, materials, etc is a critical in the development of this spectral
range to the sophistication of the neighbouring microwave and infrared domains.
It is intended that this Special Issue of the IEEE Sensors Journal will show the
state-of-the-art in THz expertise and technology dedicated to sensing problems
presently accomplished by THz radiation and its potential to overcome
challenges of new measurement applications. Original
research contributions, tutorials and review papers are sought in THz-related areas
including (but not limited to):
- Materials
- Devices
- Systems
- Applications
Solicited and invited papers shall undergo the standard IEEE Sensors Journal peer review process. All manuscripts must be submitted on-line, via the IEEE Manuscript CentralTM, see http://sensors-ieee.manuscriptcentral.com. When submitting, please indicate in the “Manuscript Type” roll down menu, and also by e-mail to Ms. Alison Larkin, a.larkin@ieee.org, that the paper is intended for the “THz Sensing…” Special Issue. Authors are particularly encouraged to suggest names of potential reviewers for their manuscripts in the space provided for these recommendations in Manuscript Central. For manuscript preparation and submission, please follow the guidelines in the Information for Authors at the IEEE Sensors Journal web page, http://www.ieee.org/sensors
Deadlines:
Manuscript
Submission: June 1, 2012
·
Notification
of Acceptance : September 1, 2012
·
Final
Manuscript published in IEEExplore: October
1, 2012
·
Tentative
date of paper issue: January 2013
Guest Editors:
Michael Shur
Electrical,
Computer, & Systems Engineering
Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
Derek
Abbott
Electrical
and Electronic Engineering
University
of Adelaide dabbott@eleceng.adelaide.edu.au
Krikor B
Ozanyan
Electrical
Engineering and Electronics
The University
of Manchester
Francis
Hindle
Laboratoire
de Physico-Chimie de l'Atmosphère
Université
du Littoral
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