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Rice University

TERAHERTZ 2

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Ultrathin, broadband polarization rotators are made possible by ultrathin carbon nanotube films developed at Rice University in 2016. The films of highly aligned single-walled nanotubes were first made in 2016.

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Kono Laboratory/Rice University

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