With today's data rates of only a few hundred megabytes per second, access to digital information remains relatively slow.

which is often called the far infrared, lies between the mid-infrared and microwave regions. It has remained largely unexplored until recently because generating and detecting radiation in this ...

As the winter weather warms, St. Paul’s sauna scene is also heating up. Whether for relaxation or fitness, infrared sauna ...

Detecting radiation is a fundamental necessity for national security, but doing so effectively and at a distance is a tall order. A new technique pioneered by scientists at the University of Maryland ...

It’s called absolute zero. Any object with a temperature above this will emit and absorb infrared radiation, even the Earth. Speaker two That’s right, and the rate at which infrared radiation ...

An IR spectrometer measures the absorption of infrared radiation by a sample. The resulting IR spectrum is characteristic of ... Channel 1 used a mercury-germanium sensor to detect far-infrared light.