- Jefferson Lab's own nontechnical summary
- Brainstorming Their Way to An Imaging Revolution
- High-power terahertz radiation from relativistic electrons
(November 14, 2002, Nature)
- Terahertz Power
(November 14, 2002, Nature)
- Jefferson Lab generates high-power terahertz light
(January/February 2003, CERN Courier)
- Splitternackt auf dem Monitor
(November, Der Spiegel, Germany)
- Power from terahertz beams
(November 14, 2002, British Institute of Physics Web)
- T-rays: What a Bright Future
(November 14, 2002, Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Illuminating idea: Lab's T-light work may have uses in
medicine, security
(November 15, 2002, Daily Press)
- Powerful T-Lux Spotted in Virginia
(November 13, 2002, AIP Physics News)
- ESA makes breakthrough in terahertz imaging technology
(February 11, 2003, EE Times UK)
- Terahertz camera takes snapshot of the future
(February 11, 2003, ZDNet UK)
FEL
Gwyn Williams holding a 5-cell cavity inside JLab's FEL.
T-Light
Spot the knife? Millimeter waves, close to terahertz, show their ability to see through clothes and paper. Science Vol. 297, 2 Aug. 2002.
