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CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

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Table of Contents

WELCOME TO IRMMW-THz 2014 ........................................... 2

2014 CONFERENCE OVERVIEW ............................................... 5

CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS ..................................................... 9

HISTORY OF THE CONFERENCE SERIES ................................. 14

PAST AND FUTURE CONFERENCES ........................................ 17

KENNETH J BUTTON AWARD ................................................. 18

EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE AWARD ............................................ 21

BEST STUDENT PAPER / PRESENTATION .............................. 22

INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS & CHAIRS ......................... 24

BANQUET, EXCURSIONS & GUEST PROGRAM ....................... 27

TUCSON ................................................................................. 28

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA ...................................................... 29

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT .............................................................. 31

KEY DATES AND PLENARY SPEAKERS ..................................... 32

SESSION TOPIC KEY ................................................................ 33

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE ....................................................... 34

SESSIONS AND PRESENTATIONS ........................................... 43

AUTHOR INDEX ................................................................... 147

IN MEMORIAM OF PROFESSOR HUI-CHUN LIU ................... 180

SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS .............................................. 183

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Welcome To IRMMW-THz 2014

Welcome to the 39th International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves, IRMMW-THz 2014.

The theme of our 2014 conference is "THz: The Next Generation" emphasizing the new disciplines, applications, and people that have recently entered our unique field. This year’s conference brings together more than 550 participants covering all areas of high frequency science and technology. Our new TOPIC AREA KEY contains 36 subjects spanning our conference scope, from ultra-fast chemistry and physics to biology and medical applications. We set a USA venue record this year with 670 submitted ab-stracts from 34 countries. These were pared down to roughly 545 papers by our International Advisory Committee (IAC) Chaired by Arizona State University’s Chris Groppi, and they are presented to you in approximately 338 oral and 207 poster presentations. Included in this year’s oral talks are more than 50 invited and spe-cially selected Keynote presentations, and 10 Plenary talks by ex-tremely distinguished scientists and engineers in our field, includ-ing Nobel Laureates John Mather and Serge Haroche, and 2013 IEEE President, Peter Staecker. All the Plenary speakers are listed later in this program guide. Our local organizing committee (LOC) has been working tirelessly for the last 12 months to make sure every aspect of the confer-ence will meet the high standards and expectations you have grown to appreciate from IRMMW-THz conferences over the years. For the first time, the conference is being financed through the International Society of Infrared, Millimeter, and Te-rahertz Waves. The IRMMW-THz Society Board of Directors is made up of members of the International Organizing Committee (IOC). The involvement of the IRMMW-THz Society will ensure that all future conferences can be financially managed, even if

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the local organizing committee is unable to secure the required upfront funding. As usual, the LOC has tried to make this conference as profes-sionally relevant and technically exciting as possible. In addition to the regular talks and posters, the highlighted Keynotes and the superb Plenary sessions, we also have more than 25 companies who have signed up as Exhibitors. This is especially pleasing, con-sidering the tight economic situation and tightening travel re-strictions that have plagued events in the USA in recent years. In order to make sure all of you have a chance to enlarge your professional networks as well as your technical knowledge base, we have arranged a number of “socio-techno” gatherings. These include a Welcome Reception and General Registration on Sun-day the 14th, where our Exhibitors will be participating for one-on-one introductions and discussions; a grand dinner and awards ceremony at the PIMA Air and Space museum on Wednesday; and a series of high interest science-themed outings on Friday af-ternoon to end the conference. We also have a “Thank You” re-ception scheduled on Thursday for past and future reviewers of the IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology for those who have signed up. We are sure you will enjoy all of these diversions, as well as the congenial and informal atmosphere of Tucson and the University of Arizona campus. Located near the Sonoran Desert, Tucson is in a unique environ-ment and as such we encourage you to take advantage of both the natural landscape and surroundings as well as the many local high-tech places of interest, during your stay. These include the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the Kitt Peak National Observa-tory, the University of Arizona Mirror Lab, Biosphere II and the other places we have highlighted for you in the program. We are sure you will enjoy this year’s conference, which happens to fall on the 40th anniversary of IRMMW-1, held in June 1974 in

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Atlanta, Georgia, USA. There are several attendees here this year that were present at that very first event in our now long history of successful conferences. Please seek them out and ask about the conference history. It is an interesting one! Without further ado, please turn the page and start scanning through the rest of this program book to find all the information you should need to make your attendance at this event produc-tive, exciting and most of all, memorable. We wish you the best in all your future Millimeter, THz and Infrared endeavors!

Yours most sincerely,

Peter H. Siegel and Chris Walker IRMMW-THz 2014 local co-Chairs

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2014 Conference Overview Continuing the three-year, three-continent, conference rotation sequence started in 1999, IRMMW-THz 2014 takes place in the USA, on the grounds of the University of Arizona, Tucson, be-tween September 14th and 19th. More than 670 abstracts from 34 countries were received and reviewed by this year’s International Advisory Committee (IAC). 545 of these are presented in the accompanying program. Listed are some 273 regular oral talks, 207 posters, 55 selected Keynote talks and 10 special plenary speakers. Keynote speakers, gener-ally appearing at the start of each oral session, will provide both overviews of special areas of interest and summaries of some of their latest work. Plenary speakers with outstanding accomplish-ments in their respective fields will present extended talks for the entire conference each morning between 8:30 and 10:30AM in the Crowder Auditorium at the Music School, one block west of the main lecture, poster and Exhibition rooms at the University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center. EVERYONE should arrive at Crowder Hall each morning at 8:30AM. We will all move to the Student Union after the Plenary session for a coffee break and the start of the regular oral sessions at 11:00AM. On Mon-day morning we will have a full conference photo shoot following the Plenary, as we exit Crowder Hall for the short walk over to the Student Union building. This year’s topic areas span a wide range of interests from medi-cal applications of microwaves to advanced THz communications networks to the origins of the universe. These include at least a few subjects that the attendee may not expect to encounter at this conference, apropos to my personal goals of expanding ho-rizons and promoting cross-disciplinary research.

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We are privileged to have the 2013 IEEE President, Dr. Peter Staecker with us to start the conference technical sessions at Monday morning’s Plenary. Dr. Staecker is followed by 2006 No-bel Laureate in Physics, Dr. John Mather who will highlight the conference’s astronomy theme this year. On Tuesday we open the Plenary session with a talk from recent 2012 Nobel Laureate in Physics, Dr. Serge Haroche, who will bring us back to basic physics in his discussion of quantum theory and microwave pho-tons. Professor Andrea Neto, from Technical University of Delft, Netherlands, will then enlighten us with a practical discussion on high frequency antennas. Opening our Wednesday Plenary, Professor Xi-Cheng Zhang will receive his 2014 Kenneth J. Button award and present a special lecture on his career long activities in THz time domain tech-niques and applications. MIT Professor Rick Temkin will then tempt us all into the world of high power sources when he pre-sents his Plenary talk about gyrotrons and their applications. At Thursday’s Plenary session, we have two very special talks, one from UC Berkeley Professor Richard Saykally on the spectros-copy of Water – the favorite subject of everyone living in Califor-nia right now – and a second inspiring talk from Stanford Profes-sor Tom Lee expanding our ideas about the future of THz com-munications. The first of Friday’s two Plenary talks will come from pioneering radio-astronomer Dr. Paul Goldsmith now at JPL, on the value and findings that have trickled down to us from recent millimeter and submillimeter wave radio astronomy instruments. The sec-ond is from Osaka Professor Masanori Hangyo on new and novel applications of THz time spectroscopy. Appropriately we end the conference Plenary sessions with an equal emphasis on both the RF and Optical domains in THz, whose two communities have now come very solidly together, as hoped, at our IRMMW-THz conferences.

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In addition to the Plenary talks, we have two Special Session top-ics this year, each populated with invited talks focusing on a sin-gle theme. The Special Session on Microwaves in Space, orga-nized by JPL’s Dr. Frank Maiwald, takes place in two 90-minute slots on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Similarly the Special Session on THz Communications, organized by NJIT’s Dr. Lothar Moeller, runs in parallel on the same two days. Each of these four special sessions are composed of 4 invited presenta-tions from well-known specialists. All the regular oral and poster sessions take place at the Univer-sity of Arizona’s Student Union Memorial Center (SU) in the 3rd floor ballroom and 5 splinter rooms surrounding the main hall. We have divided the oral talks into 5 parallel 90-minute sessions of 5 (or 6) talks each, which take place in one large room on the second floor, A - Union Kiva, and 4 rooms immediately surround-ing the central Ballroom (B-Catalina, C-Tucson, D-Rincon and E-Santa Rita). Sessions begin promptly at 11:00AM (Session 2), 2:00PM (Session 3) and 4:00PM (session 4). 90-minute poster sessions (Session 5) begin each afternoon (Monday-Thursday) at 5:30 PM in the main Ballroom. The ballroom will also host our 25 or more technical exhibitors (names and locations can be found further on in this program guide) as well as the coffee breaks and the main registration and guest program desks. The Sabino room across from the ballroom houses our LOC headquarters where you can go for any questions, requests, or help with problems you may be having. For those attending any of the special invited luncheon meetings (Society Board, JIMT, IOC, Button Prize, IEEE Journal), these are planned for the Ventana room on the 4th floor directly above Sabino. The conference opens on Sunday afternoon September 14th at 4:00PM with a reception in the Student Union Ballroom. All reg-istrants are invited to attend. The registration desk will be open for badge and bag pickup as well as guest program and excursion registration until 7:00PM. Exhibitors are welcome to set up their

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booths and mingle with the registrants at this event. The Univer-sity of Arizona School of Music is providing a Jazz trio to play dur-ing the reception. On Wednesday evening we will hold the conference banquet and awards ceremony at the PIMA Air and Space Museum, located about 20 minutes south by car of the U of A campus. Buses will depart from the Student Union between 6:30 and 7PM for the trip to the museum and will return before 11:00PM. Registrants will be able to tour the museum, enjoy a reception and dinner and help to recognize this year’s outstanding contributors to our society, the conference organizers, the Student Paper Prize recip-ients, and the IRMMW-THz field. After the final oral session on Friday morning, registrants are wel-come to join the LOC on one of a series of outings (sign up in ad-vance at the registration desk) to either the Sonora Desert Mu-seum, Biosphere II, the Titan Missile museum or the Arizona Mir-ror Lab. Details will be presented during the morning announce-ments prior to the Plenary session. Buses are provided. Finally, on Thursday evening the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society’s IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology is hosting a reception for new and past THz journal reviewers. The numbers are limited, and sign up in advance is re-quired to receive a ticket. Information on the event was distrib-uted to all attendees in mid-August. The International Organizing Committee and the Local Organizing Committee sincerely hope this year’s conference will leave you with technical ideas, a network of contacts, and memories that will endure for many years to come! Your hosts, Peter H. Siegel, California Institute of Technology Chris Walker, University of Arizona

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Conference Organizers The International Organizing Committee (IOC) of the Interna-tional Conference on Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves was established in 2000 with the purpose of ensuring continued high-quality annual symposia following in the tradition of the long-standing IRMMW conference series that had been running since 1974. The IOC is composed of a number of technical experts spanning the topical categories contained within the conference and representing a broad number of participating countries. In 2009 the IOC was incorporated in to the newly formed Interna-tional Society of Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves, a mu-tual benefit corporation that institutionalized and endowed the conference series. The IRMMW-THz Society board members par-ticipate in and oversee the conference series, manage the Ken-neth J. Button award, support the Journal of Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves and the IEEE Trans. on Terahertz Science and Technology, and distribute the Society’s Exceptional Service award and Student Paper Prize. All board members are pledged to the continued presence and growth of the conference’s scien-tific focus and outreach. The current members of the IRMMW-THz Society board are: Rene Beigang, Fraunhofer-IPM, Kaiserslautern, Germany Jean-Louis Coutaz, University of Savoie, France Gian Piero Gallerano, (Board Chair), ENEA-Frascati, Italy Masanori Hangyo, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan Qing Hu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Peter Uhd Jepsen, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Kodo Kawase, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan Fritz Keilmann, Ludwig Maximillian Univ., Munich, Germany Martin Koch, Philipps-Universitat Marburg, Germany Jean Leotin, Lab. Nat. des Champs Mag. Int., Toulouse, France Alexander Litvak, Inst. of App. Phys. Russian Acad. of Sci., Russia Shenggang Liu, Univ. of Elect. Sci. & Tech. China, Sichuan, China

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Nuria Llombart-Juan, Technical University, Delft, Netherlands Neville Luhmann, University of California Davis, USA Emma MacPherson, Hong Kong Univ. of Sci. and Tech., China Andrea Markelz, SUNY Buffalo, USA Daniel Mittleman, Rice University, USA George Neil, Thomas Jefferson Nat. Acc. Facility, Virginia, USA Gun-Sik Park, (Board Vice-Chair), Seoul National Univ., Korea Terrance Parker, University of Essex, UK (former Chair) Kiyomi Sakai, NICT, Japan Xuechu Shen, Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, China Peter Siegel, Caltech, USA (General Secretary, Former Chair) Rick Temkin, Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., USA (former Chair) Manfred Thumm, Karlsruhe Inst. of Technology, Germany Chris Walker, Chris, Univ. of Arizona, USA (Ad-hoc through 2014) Ken Wood, QMC Instruments Ltd., Cardiff University, UK Peiheng Wu, RISE, Nanjing Univ., China Chao Zhang, Univ. of Wollongong, Australia Xi-Cheng Zhang, University of Rochester, USA EMERITUS MEMBERS Trevor Bird, CSIRO, Australia Martyn Chamberlain, Durham University, UK Bruce Danly, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC, USA TV George, Office of Fusion Energy, Department of Energy, USA Armand Hadni, University of Nancy, France Bob Miles, Leeds Univ., UK Martina Havenith, Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany Koji Mizuno, Tohoku University, Japan (former Chair) Mitsuhiro Motokawa, Tohoku Univ., Japan Gregory Nusinovich, Univ. of Maryland, USA Michael von Ortenberg, Humboldt University, Germany Minh Quang Tran, E. Polytech. Féd. de Lausanne, Switzerland

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2014 Local Organizing Committee The Local Organizing Committee is selected each year by the Lo-cal Conference Chair, and is responsible for hosting the IRMMW-THz conference and all technical and financial arrangements. The Local Organizing Committee Chair(s) is selected by a competitive proposal process that takes place three years ahead of each con-ference venue. Proposals are due to the IOC on Jan. 31st of the selection year. Details can be found on the Society web page (www.irmmw-thz.org). This year’s Local Organizing Committee consists of:

Chris Walker – University of Arizona (co-Chair) Peter Siegel – Caltech (co-Chair) Chris Groppi, Arizona State University (IAC Chair) Hao Xin, University of Arizona (General Secretary) Imran Mehdi, Jet Propulsion Laboratory (Assoc. Chair) Jose Siles, JPL (Flash Drives and Paper Files Chair) Jacqueline Monkiewicz, ASU (Database & Event Chair) Nuria Liombart-Juan, TU Delft (Student Paper Chair) Alex Wu, University of Arizona (Exhibits Chair) Jitao Zhang, University of Arizona (Poster Session Chair) Min Liang, University of Arizona (Audio Visual Chair) Ziran Wu, SLAC, (Program Book Chair) Nancy Emptage, U. of Arizona (Management Chair) Daisy Yu, University of Arizona (Signage Chair)

We are also fortunate to have a number of student volun-teers from the IEEE local Tucson chapter and the University of Arizona, who are helping with our registration and on-site facilities and services as well as our Guest program. Many other members of the University of Arizona staff in the De-partment of Electrical Engineering and Steward Observatory have also given their time to help make this a well-organized and memorable event.

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2014 International Advisory Committee (IAC) The International Advisory Committee is selected each year by the IAC Chair. It consists of distinguished members of the science community from all disciplines covered by the conference, and from countries around the world. The IAC reviews and selects pa-pers for the conference, helps identify Keynote and Plenary Speakers, recommends potential finalists for the Student paper Committee, and participates in decisions regarding the schedule and scope of the conference. This year’s IAC Chair is Dr. Chris Groppi from Arizona State University. Chris’s committee mem-bers are:

Tahsin Akalin, Univ. Lille, France Rene Beigang, Fraunhofer, Germany Goutam Chattopadhyay, JPL, USA Hou-Tong Chen, Los Alamos, USA Ken Cooper, JPL, USA Robert Dengler, JPL, USA Gian Piero Gallerano, ENEA-Frascati, Italy Dan Grischkowsky, Oklahoma State Univ., USA Erich Grossman, NIST, Boulder, USA Haewook Han, Pohang Univ., Korea Peter Uhd Jepsen, Tech. Univ. of Denmark Kodo Kawase, Nagoya Univ., Japan Martin Koch, Univ. Marburg, Germany Jean Leotin, CNRS, France Shenggang Liu, UESTC, China Nuria Llombart-Juan, TU Delft, Netherlands Neville Luhmann, UC Davis, USA Emma MacPherson, UST, Hong Kong, China Alain Maestrini, Obs. Paris, France Imran Mehdi, JPL, USA Koji Mizuno, Tohoku Univ., Japan Tadao Nagatsuma, Osaka Univ., Japan George Neil, Jefferson Labs, USA

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Anread Neto, TU Delft, Netherlands Michele Ortolani, CNR-Rome, Italy Ullrich Pfeiffer, Univ. Wuppertal, Germany Antti Raisanen, Aalto Univ., Finland Hartmut Roskos, Univ. Frankfurt, Germany Kiyomi Sakai, NICT, Japan XueChu Shen, Univ. Shanghai, China Jan Stake, Chalmers, Sweden Rick Temkin, MIT, USA Manfred Thumm, Karlsruhe Inst. Tech., Germany Ken Wood, QMC, UK Peiheng Wu, Univ. Nanjing, China Xi-Cheng Zhang, Univ. Rochester, USA Rich Ziolkowski, Univ. Arizona, USA

2014 Conference Hosts This conference could not have been realized without the gener-ous support of members of the departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Steward Observatory at the Uni-versity of Arizona and the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. The conference is also supported by a grant from the U.S. Army Research Office.

This year the conference is hosted jointly by the University of Ar-izona and the International Society of Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves.

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History of the Conference Series The International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter, and Te-rahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz), begun in 1974, is the oldest and largest continuous forum specifically devoted to the field of ultra-high frequency electronics and applications. In 2004 the original conference series - International Conference on Infrared and Mil-limeter Waves (IRMMW) joined up with the International Confer-ence on THz Electronics to form the Joint 29th International Con-ference on Infrared and Millimeter Waves and the 12th Interna-tional Conference on Terahertz Electronics (IRMMW-THz 2004). In 2008, at Caltech, the conference name was shortened to the 33rd International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter, and Te-rahertz Waves, keeping the same general acronym: IRMMW-THz 20XX. In 2009, through the efforts of Peter Siegel, the conference series was formally incorporated into a permanent non-profit in-ternational society registered in the state of California, USA. The International Society of Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz) has the mission statement: "Promoting the worldwide collection, dissemination and exchange of scientific and technical knowledge in the areas and disciplines involving in-frared, millimeter, and terahertz waves." The IRMMW-THz Soci-ety has a permanent Board of Directors, official By-Laws, and in-dependent financial resources, and will assure the continuation of the conference series for the foreseeable future. The IRMMW conference and its long standing accompanying monthly publication, The Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Te-rahertz Waves, were among the very first scientific outlets for the burgeoning field of far infrared components and instruments that arose in the mid-1970s. The scope of the conference extends from millimeter-wave devices, components and systems to far-infrared detectors and instruments, and encompasses micro- and nano-scale structures to large-scale accelerators and Tokamaks and their applications. In 2011 a new focused THz journal, IEEE

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Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology was added to the list of linked technical outlets for members of the IRMMW-THz Society. The international organizing committee is composed of world-recognized experts from a dozen or more countries. The confer-ence typically alternates between the USA, Asia and Europe on a three-year cycle. Past conferences have been supported by US agencies such as IEEE, APS, DOE and DoD and dozens of local so-cieties within the hosting countries. In 2003 both the IRMMW and THz Electronics conferences were held sequentially in Japan. Total attendees for both events were 520 registrants from 18 countries with 340 submitted papers. After 2003 the two confer-ences joined, and attendance in 2004 (Karlsruhe, Germany) ex-ceeded 450 scientists from 28 countries with over 400 contrib-uted papers. From this point forward the conference has been continuously expanding in technical scope and participation. The record attendance of more than 660 participants and 54 exhibi-tors from 30 countries was set last year in Mainz, Germany at IRMMW-THz 2013. Sandwiched between the optical on the short wavelength side, and radio on the long wavelength extreme, the Terahertz or Far-Infrared has long been considered the last remaining scientific gap in the electromagnetic spectrum. Due to the historic role the IRMMW conference has played in bridging this gap by bringing together international researchers in many diverse fields - from space science to nuclear fusion - and recently chemistry and bi-ology, the organizing committees would again like to reach out to scientists in adjacent fields who can benefit from recent devel-opments in the far-IR. In the last few years interest in terahertz imaging and spectros-copy from the biology, security, ultra-fast chemistry and health science communities has grown exponentially as new instrumen-tation and techniques have begun to make their way into many

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laboratories world-wide. This is especially the case in Europe and Asia, who have thriving cross-disciplinary programs supporting new applications in this frequency domain. As a consequence the conference organizing committees have significantly expanded the scope and the participating research communities. They have now included a special focus on te-rahertz techniques and applications, including both the tradi-tional radio frequency domain, and the new fast pulse time do-main approaches to generating, detecting and using high fre-quency energy. A major goal of the conference organizers is to bring together these two communities. The conference offers the attendee a chance to hear and participate in a wide range of topic areas that span all aspects of Infrared, Terahertz and Millimeter-Wave (IR, THz, and MMW) technology and applications from quantum physics, chemistry, and biology to radio astronomy, plasma physics and security. Over the coming years we are looking forward to very well at-tended and internationally supported cross-disciplinary confer-ence venues that will set IRMMW-THz up as the pre-eminent conference for information exchange in the "Terahertz Gap." A sincere Welcome to our Community!

Peter H. Siegel

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Past and Future Conferences Conference Designation Date Location IRMMW-THz 2016 (41st) Sept. 25-30, 2016 Copen. (Denmark) IRMMW-THz 2015 (40th) Aug. 23-28, 2015 Hong Kong (China) IRMMW-THz 2014 (39th) Sept. 14-19, 2014 Tucson (USA) IRMMW-THz 2013 (38th) Sept. 1-6, 2013 Mainz (Germany) IRMMW-THz 2012 (37th) Sept. 23-28, 2012 Wollong. (Australia) IRMMW-THz 2011 (36th) Oct. 2-7, 2011 Houston, TX (USA) IRMMW-THz 2010 (35th) Sept. 5-10, 2010 Rome (Italy) IRMMW-THz 2009 (34th) Sept. 21-25, 2009 Busan (Korea) IRMMW/THz 2008 (33rd/16th) Sept. 15-19, 2008 Pasadena, CA (USA) IRMMW/THz 2007 (32nd/15th) Sept. 2-7, 2007 Cardiff (UK) IRMMW/THz 2006 (31st/14th) Sept. 18-22, 2006 Shanghai (China) IRMMW/THz 2005 (30th/13th) Sept. 19-23, 2005 Williamsburg (USA) IRMMW/THz2004 (29th/12th) Sept. 27-Oct. 1, 2004 Karlsruhe (Germany) IRMMW 2003 (28th) Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 2003 Otsu (Japan) IRMMW 2002 (27th) Sept. 22-26, 2002 San Diego (USA) IRMMW 2001 (26th) Sept. 10-13, 2001 Toulouse (France) IRMMW 2000 (25th) Sept. 12-15, 2000 Beijing (China) IRMMW 1999 (24th) Sept. 6-10, 1999 Monterey (USA) IRMMW 1998 (23rd) Sept. 7-11, 1998 Colchester (UK) IRMMW 1997 (22nd) July 20-25, 1997 Wintergreen (USA) IRMMW 1996 (21st) July 14-19, 1996 Berlin (Germany) IRMMW 1995 (20th) Dec. 11-14, 1995 Orlando (USA) IRMMW 1994 (19th) Oct. 17-20, 1994 Sendai (Japan) IRMMW 1993 (18th) Sept. 6-10, 1993 Colchester (UK) IRMMW 1992 (17th) Dec. 14-17, 1992 Pasadena, CA (USA) IRMMW 1991 (16th) Aug. 26-30, 1991 Lausanne (Switz.) IRMMW 1990 (15th) Dec. 10-14, 1990 Orlando (USA) IRMMW 1989 (14th) Oct. 2-6, 1989 Wurzburg (Germ.) IRMMW 1988 (13th) Dec. 5-9, 1988 Honolulu, HI (USA) IRMMW 1987 (12th) Dec. 14-18, 1987 Orlando, FL (USA) IRMMW 1986 (11th) Oct. 20-24, 1986 Pisa (Italy) IRMMW 1985 (10th) Dec. 9-13, 1985 Orlando, FL (USA) IRMMW 1984 (9th) Oct. 22-26, 1984 Takarazuka (Japan) IRMMW 1983 (8th) Dec. 12-17, 1983 Miami, (USA) IRMMW 1982 (7th) Feb. 14-18, 1983 Marseille (France) IRMMW 1981 (6th) Dec. 7-12, 1981 Miami (USA) IRMMW 1980 (5th) Oct. 6-10, 1980 Wurzburg (Germ.) SUBMM 1979 (4th) Dec. 10-15, 1979 Miami (USA) SUBMM 1978 (3rd) Mar. 29-April 1, 1978 Guildford (UK) SUBMM 1976 (2nd) Dec. 6-11, 1976 Puerto Rico (USA) SUBMM 1974 (1st) June 5-7, 1974 Atlanta, GA (USA)

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Kenneth J Button Award The Committee is pleased to announce the winner of the 2014 Kenneth J. Button Prize: Professor Xi-Cheng Zhang from Univer-sity of Rochester, who is awarded the prize "for outstanding con-tributions to the development of THz time-domain spectroscopy and applications." The prize will be presented at a special plenary session on Wednesday morning, Sept. 17th, 2014, at Crowder Hall and will be followed by a special lecture from Xi-Cheng Zhang.

Brief History of the Prize In 1990 an award called "The Infrared and Millimeter Wave Prize", to be awarded "for outstanding contributions to the field of in-frared and millimeter waves", was initiated by the Program Coun-cil (now known as the International Organizing Committee) and awarded in the first instance to Kenneth J. Button, founder of the conference series. The following year it was agreed by the Pro-gram Council to rename the Prize "The Kenneth J Button Prize" in recognition of Ken Button's outstanding contributions to the community, both as a scientist and as the initiator and driving force of this series of conferences. The criterion for awarding the

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Prize was later changed to its present form: "for outstanding con-tributions to the science of infrared, millimeter, and terahertz waves". The prize consists of a cash award of US$3000, a certifi-cate, and a medal. All are awarded to the winner at the IRMMW-THz conference which follows the selection of a recipient. The prize endowment is held by the Pasadena Community Founda-tion, and managed by the Kenneth J. Button Prize Committee. The committee is composed of distinguished international mem-bers of the IR, millimeter and THz communities who are ap-pointed by the Committee Chair, currently Peter H. Siegel. The committee’s function is to evaluate nominations and select a prize winner each year. The committee is overseen, but inde-pendent of the IOC that manages the conference series.

Nomination Procedure Any scientist active in the field of the Conference may make a nomination for the Button Prize. The closing date for receipt of nominations by the IRMMW-THz Kenneth J Button Prize Commit-tee each year is the same as the deadline for submission of ab-stracts to the conference, normally about six months before the conference itself. The closing date will be strictly observed. Any nominations received after that date will be carried forward to the following year. Nominations for the 2016 Prize will be due on or before April 1st, 2015. Nomination instructions can be found at the IRMMW-THz Society website: www.irmmw-thz.org by go-ing to the Kenneth J Button Prize page and clicking on the pro-vided link. For more information please contact the current KJB Prize Committee Chair, Peter H. Siegel at [email protected].

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Past Prize Winners The Kenneth J. Button Prize, “for outstanding contributions to the science of infrared, millimeter, and terahertz waves”.

2015 To be decided on Sept. 17, 2014 2014 X-C Zhang 2013 K Sakai 2012 G Nusinovich 2011 D Grischkowsky 2010 D B Rutledge 2009 F Keilmann 2008 A Litvak 2007 T J Parker 2006 X C Shen 2005 N C Luhmann, Jr 2004 M F Kimmitt 2003 S G Liu 2002 A Hadni 2001 K R Chu 2000 M Thumm 1999 A J Sievers 1998 K Mizuno 1997 Special bronze medal to B Lax 1997 P L Richards 1996 M I Petelin 1995 R J Temkin 1994 F K Kneubuhl 1993 J-I Nishizawa 1992 D H Martin 1991 M von Ortenberg The Infrared and Millimeter Wave Prize 1990 K J Button

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Exceptional Service Award In 2010 the IRMMW-THz Society Board voted to institute an an-nual award honoring Exceptional Service to the Society and the IRMMW-THz Community at large. This award recognizes a single individual who has contributed continuously, and over a long pe-riod of time, to the goals of the IRMMW-THz Society and to the expansion of influence and organization of our technical commu-nity. Unlike the Button Prize, the Exceptional Service Prize is for long-term service to the community, and not for technical ac-complishments. The prize consists of a certificate, a compendium of all past IRMMW-THz conference brochures, and a waiver of the registration fee for attendance at the conference for the year in which the award is given. THIS YEAR'S WINNER: Dr. Peter H. Siegel (Caltech) PAST PRIZE WINNERS: 2011 Professor Rick Temkin (Massachusetts Institute of Tech.) 2012 Professor Terry Parker (University of Essex) 2013 Professor Michael von Ortenberg (Humboldt University)

Nomination Instructions Nominations are open to anyone from the IRMMW-THz commu-nity. Winners are selected by vote of the IRMMW-THz Interna-tional Organizing Committee at the conference which precedes the award. Nominations are open two months prior to the con-ference, and consist of a nominee name and affiliation and short write up describing the relevant contributions that would war-rant receipt of the award (no CV's or paper lists, please, this is a Community Service award). Nominations should be sent to the IRMMW-THz General Secretary: Peter H. Siegel at [email protected]. Winners will be honored at the IRMMW-THz Confer-ence following the year in which the award was received.

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Best Student Paper/Presentation In 2011 the IRMMW-THz Society Board voted to implement an annual "Best Student Paper/Presentation Prize" to recognize original contributions to the conference from outstanding stu-dent attendees. A cash prize is awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place papers through a committee selection and voting process.

Selection Process

Candidates may apply for the award when they upload their con-ference Abstracts. If they have more than one submission, stu-dents must choose only ONE paper for consideration. To qualify, candidates must be full time students at the time of Abstract submission, they must have been fully responsible for the work that is being judged, and, if selected as finalists, they must have a letter or statement from their advisor that verifies their status as a student and their responsibility for the paper. The International Advisory Board will review all the entries and forward selected abstracts to the student prize committee for consideration. The prize committee will then shortlist up to 6 candidates for individual presentations to the committee during the 2014 conference. Advisor letters (as stated above) will be so-licited from the finalists after their selection. Each candidate must present his/her paper in person at the session. The time and location of the presentations will be communicated to the finalists well in advance of the conference. All finalists are expected to attend the conference and make their presentations to the prize committee in order to qualify for one of the 3 awards. Winners are announced at the conference banquet or at one of the Plenary sessions.

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2014 Finalists

Out of 157 candidates, the IAC pre-selected 44 Abstracts for con-sideration by the IRMMW-THz Society Student Paper Prize Com-mittee. The committee then selected 6 finalists to present their papers to a special session of its members at this year’s confer-ence. The finalists are (alphabetical order):

- John Middendorf, Wright State University, "First Demonstration of Photomixing at 1550 nm in ErAs:GaAs", Paper R2/B-30.4 (WAB 2811240) - Katherine Niessen, University at Buffalo, "Measurements and Calculations of Protein Intramolecular Vi-brations in the THz Range", Paper M4/D-8.5 (WAB 2818149) - Christian B. Schmidt, German National Metrology Institute, "Magneto-Optically Induced Currents in GaAs: Experimental Ac-cess to Subpicosecond K-Space Carrier Dynamics", Paper M2/E-9.3 (WAB 2809546) - Pieter de Vieser, TU Delft, "Demonstration of an NEP of 3.8x10-19 W/Hz 1/2 at 1.54 THz in Multiplexible Superconducting Microresonator Detectors", Pa-per R2/A-28.4 (WAB 2809706) - Tianwu Wang, Technical University of Denmark, "Time Resolved Broadband Terahertz Relaxation Dynamics of Electron in Water ", Paper W2/C-14.7 (WAB 2816548) - Katsumasa Yoshioka, Yokohama National University, "Nonlin-ear Response of Au Nanostructures Observed with Intense THz Pulses", Paper T5-P16.4 (WAB 2808477)

The winners will be announced at the 2014 Banquet.

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Information for Presenters & Chairs Official Language The official language of the conference is English, which should be used for all presentations. NOTE: There is no photography or recording allowed during the presentations or at the poster sessions, without the express per-mission of the author/presenter. Oral Presenters All presenters should be present 10 minutes before the start of the session, and should immediately inform the session chair of their arrival. Each oral session room will contain a computer equipped with a projector. Presenters should bring a USB memory-stick with their presentation in MS PowerPoint or PDF format, and should load and preview their presentations before the session starts. The time allocation for talks is as follows: Plenary talk: 45 min (40-min presentation plus 5-min discus-sion) Keynote talk: 30 min (25-min presentation plus 5-min discus-sion) Contributed talk: 15 min (12-min presentation plus 3-min dis-cussion) Invited Special Session Talk: As set by the session organizer or chair Poster Presenters There will be poster sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, in the late afternoon. Each poster will have a num-bered display board. Materials necessary to mount posters to the display boards will be available. Posters for each session should be set up during the afternoon coffee break. Poster presenters should be standing at their posters for the entire duration of the

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poster session to facilitate discussion. Posters should be removed by 10:30AM the day after the poster session - any posters re-maining after that time will be removed by the conference staff, and could inadvertently be damaged or destroyed in the process. Note that the international Conference on Infrared, Millimeter, and Terahertz Waves is a publicly accessible open forum event with attendees from many international organizations and loca-tions. Screening of all materials presented or exhibited at the conference, for compliance with US government International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), is the responsibility of the pre-senter and/or of the presenter's organization. Session chairs Session chairs should arrive at the session room at least 10 minutes before the start of the session, and should check the at-tendance of all speakers. Since the first author or corresponding author is not always the speaker, the session chairs should make sure they know who is to be introduced to present the talk. If a speaker is not present, the missing talk should not be filled by moving forward remaining talks in the session, since people may come from other parallel sessions to attend a specific talk. The LOC has made plans to backfill missing talks given sufficient no-tice. Session chairs should ask if an appropriate replacement speaker is available for an empty slot. It is very important that the sessions run on schedule. Session chairs should warn the speakers two minutes before the end of their talks. Please be firm in not permitting speakers to run over their allotted time. In the event that a speaker is not present to make his or her presentation, we ask that the session chair notify the conference General Secretary immediately after the session has concluded, so that an accurate record of speaker attendance can be maintained.

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Internet Access University of Arizona campus will have Guest Access available for wireless enabled laptops in almost all locations. There will also be several general purpose IPADs with keyboards available in the registration area for use by registered attendees. Listen to details at the announcements prior to each Plenary Session in Crowder Hall. Refreshments Tea, coffee and soft drinks will be served during session breaks in the Ballroom. Refreshments will also be available at the poster sessions. Several lunch options are available at the Student Union and around campus for attendees on a cash purchase basis. Exhibition An exhibition will take place during Sunday’s reception and throughout the day from Monday to Thursday, ending on Friday at noon in the Grand Ballroom. Exhibitors at time of Program Book Publication are: Toptica USA Thorlabs QMC Tydex Terasense Springer JIMT Bruker Optics Gentec Electro Optics Lake Shore Cryo EKSPLA Teraview Long Wave Photonics VDI

Advantest Microtech Insight Products Advanced Photonix, Inc. ZOmega Neaspec GmbH Arizona State University Emcore Menlo Systems Traycer Diagnostic Systems Terapico Quinstar TeTechS

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Banquet, Excursions & Guest Program The IRMMW-THz 2014 organizers are pleased to invite all confer-ence participants and their companions to a series of social events, scheduled during the week, to strengthen relationships in our community. On Sunday evening September 14th, from 4pm to 7pm, a Wel-come Reception will be held at the University of Arizona Student Union where the conference will be held. You will be able to pick up your registration package, peruse the Technical Exhibit, and enjoy some relaxation time with colleagues. The Conference Banquet and Awards Ceremony will be held on Wednesday evening September 17th at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson. Buses will transport participants to/from the museum beginning around 6:30PM. You will be able to enjoy the museum exhibits, a pre-dinner reception and a full meal on site. We will return to the campus and hotels sometime before 11PM. On Friday afternoon, the conference is sponsoring a series of ex-cursions to a variety of sites around Tucson. Participants can sign up for one of the possible excursions which are planned to in-clude the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Biosphere 2, the Titan Missile Museum, and the University of Arizona Steward Observa-tory's Mirror Lab. The excursions will begin after the closing ses-sion on Friday and we plan to be back by 6PM latest. For those guests and attendees who wish to see more of Tucson we are planning a full guest program with excursions to most of the places already mentioned as well as others (Kitt Peak national Observatory) during the week of the conference. You will be able to sign up for the various excursions on a first-come first-serve basis at the registration desk.

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Tucson Tucson is surrounded by five mountain ranges with spectacular sunrises and sunsets, blue skies, great weather and unique land-scapes. It is situated near the Saguaro National Park in the Sonora desert and is home to some of the world's greatest optical ob-servatories, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the unique Bio-sphere II and the Pima Air and Space museum, the world's largest private aviation museum (where we are holding our conference banquet!). Considered one of the sunniest places in the US, Tuc-son has a population of approximately 550,000 people distrib-uted over an area of 220 square miles (570 sq. km). Only 1 hour from the Mexican border, and 2 hours from Phoenix, Tucson is accessible by air through Tucson International Airport (TUS).

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University of Arizona

The conference is being held in the Student Union Memorial Cen-ter (SU) of the University of Arizona (3rd floor). The University campus is located off of Speedway Blvd., between Campbell and Park. Directions can be found through the University of Arizona website. The opening reception and registration process starts at 4PM on Sunday September 14th at the SU. Plenary Sessions will be held at the Music Building auditorium (Crowder Hall) begin-ning 8:30AM each morning (M-F)-see location map below.

Student Union Memorial Center

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Building and room locator maps

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Technical Exhibit The IRMMW-THz technical exhibit has become an important oc-casion to exchange information and to showcase new products and services. The 39th Conference, to be held in the Student Un-ion of the University of Arizona between Sept. 14-19th, 2014 of-fers an excellent chance to interact with hundreds of participants from all over the world. The Exhibitors who have purchased space at the conference can be found on the locator map below.

Booth # Exhibitor Booth # Exhibitor 1 Toptica USA 16 VDI 2 Springer JIMT 17 Long Wave Photonics 3 ASU 18 Insight Product 4 Z-THz 19 Bruker Optics 5 Tydex 20 Microtech Instruments 6 Thorlabs 21 TeraView 7 TeraSense Dev Labs 22 Neaspec GmbH

8 EMCORE 24 QuinStar 10 Menlo Systems 25 Gentec Electro Optics

11,12 Advanced Photonix 26 Advantest 13 Traycer 27 Terapico 14 Lake Shore Cryo 30 EKSPLA

15 QMC 23 TeTechS

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Key Dates and Plenary Speakers

First call for papers: January 13th, 2014 Abstract submission deadline: April 1st, 2014

Late Day: April 8, 2014 Notification of Accepted Manuscripts: Friday, May 23rd, 2014 Final papers due: July 7th, 2014 Full oral and poster session schedule announced: July 26th Regular Registration deadline: August 3rd, 2014 Late Registration begins: August 4th Conference: September 14-19th, 2014 Plenary Speakers

Opening Plenary - Monday September 15: Peter Staecker, 2013 IEEE President Nobel Prize Lectures (Monday/Tuesday): John Mather, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, 2006 Nobel

Laureate Serge Haroche, Collège de France, 2012 Nobel Laureate Button Prize Lecture (Wednesday): Xi-Cheng Zhang, University of Rochester Plenary speakers (in temporal order, Tuesday-Friday): Andrea Neto, Technical University of Delft (Tuesday) Rick Temkin, Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. (Wednesday) Richard Saykally, University of California Berkeley (Thursday) Tom Lee, Stanford University (Thursday) Paul Goldsmith, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (Friday) Masanori Hangyo, Osaka University (Friday)

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Session Topic Key 01. Imagers and Imaging Techniques 02. Radar and Active Probing 03. Communications 04. Astronomy and Planetary Science 05. Atmospheric and Earth Science 06. Industrial Applications and Instruments 07. Metrology and Non-Destructive Evaluation 08. Biology and Medical Applications 09. Ultrafast Chemistry and Physics 10. Defense and Security Applications 11. Chemical and Biological Sensing 12. Materials Science 13. Spectroscopy Techniques and Instruments 14. Spectroscopy – Liquids and Solids 15. Spectroscopy – Gas Phase 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena 17. Near-Field Techniques and Instruments 18. Modelling and Analysis Techniques 19. Optics and Quasi-Optics 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks 21. Plasmonics 22. Solid State Sources 23. Semiconductor Oscillators and Amplifiers 24. Laser Sources and QCL’s 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons 26. Free Electron Lasers 27. Solid-State Detectors and Mixers 28. Superconducting Devices 29. Low Noise Receivers and Amplifiers 30. Photomixers and Photodetectors 31. Photoconductive Antennas 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices 33. Graphene and New Materials 34. New Devices 35. New Instruments 36. New Applications 37. Other (to be specified) 38. Special Session on THz Communications 39. Special Session on Microwaves in Space

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Monday, September 15, 2014

Opening Remarks 8:30-9:00 Crowder Hall Auditorium - Music School - 2nd St. and Olive Rd.

M1/P-37. Plenary Session P1: 9:00 - 9:45 Session Chair: Chris Walker

Peter Staecker: "Some THz, and Other Thoughts about Science and Technology from the IEEE"

M1/P-4. Plenary Session P2: 9:45 - 10:30 John Mather: "The James Webb Space Telescope and Beyond"

Oral Session M2: 11:00-12:30 University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center 3rd Floor

Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor) M2/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques I

Session Chair: Dan Mittleman Catalina Room

M2/B - 2. Radar and Active Probing & 3. Communications I Session Chair: Tadao Nagatsuma

Tucson Room M2/C - 6. Industrial Applications and Instruments

Session Chair: Kiyomi Sakai Rincon Room

M2/D - 7. Metrology and Non Destructive Evaluation I Santa Rita Room

M2/E - 9. Ultra-Fast Chemistry and Physics Session Chair: Hou-Tong Chen

Oral Session M3: 14:00-15:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

M3/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques II Session Chair: Margaret Kim

Catalina Room M3/B - 3. Communications II & 4. Astronomy and Planetary

Science I Session Chair: Chris Groppi

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Oral Session M3: 14:00-15:30 continued Tucson Room

M3/C - 10. Defense and Security Applications Session Chair: Lee Mosbacker

Rincon Room M3/D 7. Metrology and Non Destructive Evaluation II &

8. Biology and Medical Apps I Session Chair: Harmut Roskos

Santa Rita Room M3/E - 12. Material Science I Session Chair: Rene Beigang

Oral Session M4: 16:00-17:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

M4/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques III Session Chair: Dan Mittleman

Catalina Room M4/B - 4. Astronomy and Planetary Science II &

5. Atmospheric and Earth Sciences Session Chair: Chris Walker

Tucson Room M4/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques I

Session Chair: Enrique Castro-Camus Rincon Room

M4/D - 8. Biology and Medical Applications II Session Chair: Emma MacPherson

Santa Rita Room M4/E - 12. Material Science II

Session Chair: Roger Lewis

Poster Session M5: 17:30-19:00 Ballroom South

Session Chair: Jitao Zhang

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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Announcements 8:30-9:00 Crowder Hall Auditorium - Music School

T1/P-37. Plenary Session P3: 9:00 - 9:45 Session Chair: Peter H. Siegel

Serge Haroche: "Juggling with Microwave Photons in a Box to Explore the Quantum World"

T1/P-20. Plenary Session P4: 9:45 - 10:30 Andrea Neto: "Advanced Antenna Architectures for Terahertz

Sensing Instruments"

Oral Session T2: 11:00-12:30 University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center 3rd Floor

Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor) T2/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques IV

Session Chair: Kiyomi Sakai Catalina Room

T2/B - 17. Near Field Techniques and Instruments Session Chair: Gunsik Park

Tucson Room T2/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques II

Session Chair: Martin Koch Rincon Room

T2/D - 8. Biology and Medical Applications III Session Chair: Emma MacPherson

Santa Rita Room T2/E - 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena I

Session Chair: H ou Tong Chen

Oral Session T3: 14:00-15:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

T3/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques V Session Chair: Tadao Nagatsuma

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Oral Session T3: 14:00-15:30 continued Catalina Room

T3/B - 18. Modelling and Analysis Techniques I Session Chair: Goutam Chattopadhyay

Tucson Room T3/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques III

Session Chair: Xuechu Shen Rincon Room

T3/D - 19. Optics and Quasi-Optics I Session Chair: Ken Wood

Santa Rita Room T3/E- 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena II

Session Chair: Hao Xin

Oral Session T4: 16:00-17:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

T4/A - 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks I Session Chair: Andrea Neto

Catalina Room T4/B - 18. Modelling and Analysis Techniques II

Session Chair: Chao Zhang Tucson Room

T4/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Tech. IV & 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids I

Session Chair: Andrea Markelz Rincon Room

T4/D - 19. Optics and Quasi-Optics II Session Chair: Nuria Llombart-Juan

Santa Rita Room T4/E - 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena III

Session Chair: Alexander Litvak

Poster Session T5: 17:30-19:00 Ballroom South

Session Chair: Alex Wu

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Wednesday, September 17, 2014


W1/P-9. Plenary Session P5: 9:00 - 9:45 BUTTON PRIZE LECTURE

Session Chair: Terry Parker Xi-Cheng Zhang: "Broadband Terahertz Wave Science and

Technology" W1/P-25. Plenary Session P6: 9:45 - 10:30

Rick Temkin: "THz Gyrotrons and Their Applications”

Oral Session W2: 11:00-12:30 University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center 3rd Floor

Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor) W2/A - 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks II

Session Chair: Neville Luhmann Catalina Room

W2/B - 21. Plasmonics I Session Chair: Daniel Grischkowsky

Tucson Room W2/C - 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids II

Session Chair: Gian Piero Gallerano Rincon Room

W2/D - 19. Optics and Quasi-Optics III & 28. Superconducting Devices

Session Chair: Andrea Neto Santa Rita Room

W2/E-22. Solid State Sources I Session Chair: Masanori Hangyo

Oral Session W3: 14:00-15:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

W3/A - 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks III Session Chair: Ken Wood

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Oral Session W3: 14:00-15:30 continued Catalina Room

W3/B - 21. Plasmonics II Session Chair: Michele Ortolani

Tucson Room W3/C - 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids III

Session Chair: Gian Piero Gallerano Rincon Room

W3/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons I Session Chair: Manfred Thumm

Santa Rita Room W3/E - 22. Solid State Sources II &

23. Semiconductor Osc. and Amps & 24. Lasers and QCLs I Session Chair: Jose Siles

Oral Session W4: 16:00-17:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

W4/A - 27. Solid State Detectors and Mixers I Session Chair: Michele Ortolani

Catalina Room W4/B - 21. Plasmonics III

Session Chair: Terry Parker Tucson Room

W4/C - 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids IV & 15. Spectroscopy Gas Phase Session Chair: Xuechu Shen

Rincon W4/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons II

Session Chair: Rick Temkin Santa Rita

W4/E - 24. Laser Sources and QCLs II. Session Chair: Philip Mauskopf

Poster Session W5: 17:30-19:00 Ballroom South

Session Chair: Daisy Yu

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Thursday, September 18, 2014


R1/P-15. Plenary Session P7: 9:00 - 9:45 Session Chair: Imran Mehdi

Richard Saykally: "Terahertz Spectroscopy of Water Clusters" R1/P-3. Plenary Session P8: 9:45 - 10:30

Tom Lee: "Bridging the Terahertz Gap: Progress and Challenges"

Oral Session R2: 11:00-12:30 University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center 3rd Floor

Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor) R2/A - 28. Superconducting Devices

Session Chair: Peiheng Wu Catalina Room

R2/B - 30. Photomixers and Photodetectors Session Chair: Tahsin Akalin

Tucson Room R2/C - 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices I

Session Chair: Hao Xin Rincon Room

R2/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons III Session Chair: Manfred Thumm

Santa Rita Room R2/E - 33. Graphene and New Materials I

Session Chair: Peter Uhd Jepsen

Oral Session R3: 14:00-15:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

R3/A - 29. Low Noise Receivers and Amplifiers & 27. Solid-State Detectors and Mixers II

Session Chair: Imran Mehdi Catalina Room

R3/B - 31. Photoconductive Antennas Session Chair: Nuria Llombart-Juan

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Oral Session R3: 14:00-15:30 continued Tucson Room

R3/C - 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices II Session Chair: Rick Ziolkowski

Rincon Room R3/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons IV &

26. Free Electron Lasers Session Chair: George Neil

Santa Rita Room R3/E - 33. Graphene and New Materials II &

34. New Devices Session Chair: Peter Uhd Jepsen

Oral Session R4: 16:00-17:30 Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor)

R4/A - 38. Special Session on THz Communications I (20-minute invited talks)

Special Session Chair: Lothar Moeller Catalina Room

R4/B - 35. New Instruments - 36. New Applications I Session Chair: Xi-Cheng Zhang

Tucson Room R4/C - 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices III

Session Chair: Rick Ziolkowski Rincon Room

R4/D - 39. Special Session on Microwaves in Space I (20-minute invited talks)

Special Session Chair: Frank Maiwald Santa Rita Room

R4/E - 34. New Devices II Session Chair: Philip Mauskopf

Poster Session R5: 17:30-19:00 Ballroom South

Session Chair: Min Liang

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EXCURSIONS 13:00-18:00 Planned Departure from Student Union cul-de-sac

Friday, September 19, 2014

Announcements & Closing Remarks 8:30-9:00 Crowder Hall Auditorium - Music School

F1/P-4. Plenary Session P9: 9:00 - 9:45 Session Chair: Chris Groppi

Paul Goldsmith: "Far-Infrared/Submillimeter Astronomy: Recent Achievements and Future Possibilities"

F1/P-9. Plenary Session P10: 9:45 - 10:30 Masanori Hangyo: "Development and Versatile Applications of

Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy"

Oral Session F2: 11:00-12:30 University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center 3rd Floor

Union Kiva Room (2nd Floor) F2/A - 38. Special Session on THz Communications II

(20-minute invited talks) Special Session Chair: Lothar Moeller

Catalina Room F2/B - 36. New Applications II Session Chair: Shenggang Liu

Tucson Room F2/C - 3. Communications & 4. Astronomy & 8. Biology &

12. MaterialsSession Chair: Hao Xin

Rincon Room F2/D - 39. Special Session on Microwaves in Space II

(20-minute invited talks) Special Session Chair: Frank Maiwald

Santa Rita Room F2/E -34. New Devices III

Session Chair: Alain Maestrini

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Sessions and Presentations

Monday, September 15, 2014

Plenary Session P1-P2

09:00 - 10:30 Chairperson: Chris Walker 9:00 M1/P-37.1 Some THz, and Other Thoughts about Science and Technology from the IEEE Peter Staecker IEEE, United States 9:45 M1/P-4.1 The James Webb Space Telescope and Beyond John Mather NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States 10:30 CONFERENCE PHOTO – Outside Student Union

M2/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques I

Union Kiva Room (2nd floor)

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Dan Mittleman 11:00 M2/A-1.1 The "KIDcam" Passive THz Imager – Recent Developments Ken Wood1; Aurelien Bideaud2; Sam Rowe2; Andreas Papageor-giou2; Enzo Pascale2; Simon Doyle2 1QMC Instruments Ltd., United Kingdom; 2Cardiff University, United Kingdom

8:30-9:00 Opening and Welcome Crowder Hall Peter H. Siegel, Chris Walker, Gian Piero Gallerano, Univ. of Arizona

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11:30 M2/A-1.2 Microbolometer Terahertz Focal Plane Array And Camera With Improved Sensitivity At 0.5-0.6 THz Naoki Oda; Seiji Kurashina; Masaru Miyoshi; Kohei Doi; Tsu-tomu Ishi; Takayuki Sudou; Takao Morimoto; Hideki Goto; To-kuhito Sasaki NEC Guidance and Electro-Optics Division, Japan 11:45 M2/A-1.3 Terahertz Imaging Using A Monolithic Met-amaterial Based Detector Ivonne Escorcia Carranza; James Grant; David R.S. Cumming University of Glasgow, United Kingdom 12:00 M2/A-1.4 Antenna-coupled Microbolometer-based THz Detectors For Room Temperature Beam Profile Imaging Of The Photoconductive THz Pulse Emitters Irmantas Kasalynas1; Rimvydas Venckevicius1; Ramunas Ado-mavicius1; Gintaras Valusis1; Arunas Krotkus1; Andrej Svigelj2; Aleksander Sesek2; Marius Vinciunas3; Janez Trontelj2 1Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania; 2University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; 3Luvitera Ltd., Lithuania 12:15 M2/A-1.5 Resolution Limits Of Terahertz Holography Using A QCL Peter Zolliker; Erwin Hack Empa, Switzerland

M2/B - 2. Radar and Active Probing & 3. Communications I

Catalina Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Tadao Nagatsuma 11:00 M2/B-2.1 Sub-millimeter Wave Diode Transceivers Tomas Bryllert Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden 11:30 M2/B-2.2 Performance Of A 340 GHz Radar Trans-ceiver Array For Standoff Security Imaging Ken Cooper Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States

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11:45 M2/B-3.1 Low-Loss THz Waveguide Bragg Grating Us-ing A Two-Wire Waveguide And A Paper Grating Andrey Markov; Guofeng Yan; Maksim Skorobogatiy Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada 12:00 M2/B-3.2 120GHz Real-Time Wireless Data Link Based On Schottky Technology Zhe Chen; Bo Zhang; Yong Fan University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), China 12:15 M2/B-3.3 Terahertz Performance In Atmospheric Turbulence Jianjun Ma1; Lothar Moeller2; John Federici1 1New Jersey Institute of Technology, United States; 2Bell Laborato-ries/Alcatel-Lucent, United States

M2/C - 6. Industrial Applications and Instruments

Tucson Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Kiyomi Sakai 11:00 M2/C-6.1 Terahertz Car Paint Thickness Sensor: Out Of The Lab And Into The Factory Ian Gregory1; Axel Zeitler2; Robert May1; Ke Su2

1TeraView Limited, United Kingdom; 2Department of Chemical Engi-neering and Biotechnology, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom 11:30 M2/C-6.2 Portable Solid State CW THz Radar System For Industrial Applications Andrej Svigelj1; Aleksander Sesek1; Irmantas Kasalynas2; Ginta-ras Valusis2; Janez Trontelj1 1UL, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Slovenia; 2Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania 11:45 M2/C-6.3 Improved Image Quality Of Terahertz Trans-mission Microscope: Example Of Graphene Film Observation Tsutomu Ishi; Takayuki Sudou; Naoki Oda; Takao Morimoto NEC Corporation, Japan

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12:00 M2/C-6.4 Compact Quasi-Optical Schottky Detector With Fast Voltage Response Andreas Penirschke1; Mykola Sobornytskyy2; Sascha Preu1; Martin Mittendorff3; Stephan Winnerl4; Matthias Hoefle5; Oleg Cojocari2; Rolf Jakoby1 1Tech Univ Darmstadt, Germany; 2ACST GmbH, Germany;3Tech Univ Dresden/Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf, Ger-many; 4Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf, Germany; 5ACST GmbH / Tech Univ Darmstadt, Germany 12:15 M2/C-6.5 Non-metallic Foreign Objects Detection Sys-tem For Industrial Inspection using Pulsed Terahertz System Tomofumi Ikari1; Norimasa Takahashi1; Ryoichi Fukasawa1; Irl Duling2 1Spectra Design, Japan; 2Advanced Photonics Inc., United States

M2/D - 7. Metrology and Non-Destructive Evaluation I

Rincon Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Kodo Kawase 11:00 M2/D-7.1 Micromachined Probes For Characteriza-tion Of Terahertz Devices Robert Weikle1; Scott Barker1; Arthur Lichtenberger1; Matthew Bauwens2; Naser Alijabbari1 1University of Virginia, United States; 2Dominion Microprobes, United States 11:30 M2/D-7.2 Lower Bound Of Sample Thickness In Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy Withawat Withayachumnankul1; John O’Hara2; Wei Cao2; Ibra-heem Al-Naib3; Weili Zhang2 1The University of Adelaide, Australia; 2Oklahoma State University, United States;3Queen’s University, Canada 11:45 M2/D-7.3 Traceable Terahertz Power Metrology At NIST Marla Dowell; Malcolm White; John Lehman NIST, United States

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12:00 M2/D-7.4 Material Characterization Of Historical Parch-ment Using Terahertz Time-domain Spectroscopy Tiphaine Bardon1; Robert K. May2; Philip F. Taday2; Matija Strlič1 1UCL, United Kingdom; 2TeraView Ltd, United Kingdom 12:15 M2/D-7.5 Design Considerations And Performance Met-rics Of A High-Sensitivity Multi-Band Terahertz Linear Camera Patrick Fay1; Jeremy Law2; Don Burdette2; Kubilay Sertel3; Geor-gios C. Trichopoulos3; Yi Xie1; Howard Lee Mosbacker2 1University of Notre Dame, United States; 2Traycer, United States; 3The Ohio State University, United States

M2/E - 9. Ultra-Fast Chemistry and Physics

Santa Rita Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Hou-Tong Chen 11:00 M2/E-9.1 Mapping The Distribution Of Photo-cur-rents Re-sponsible For Generation Of Terahertz Pulses At Semiconductor Surfaces Raimund Mueckstein1; Osama Hatem2; Michele Natrella1; Joshua Freeman2; Chris Graham1; Cyril Renaud1; Alwyn Seeds1; Ed-mund Linfield2; Giles Davies2; Paul Cannard3; Mike Robertson3; David Moodie3; Oleg Mitrofanov1 1University College London, United Kingdom; 2University of Leeds, United Kingdom;3Huawei, United Kingdom 11:30 M2/E-9.2 Sub-Cycle Slicing Of High-Field Multi-THz Transients Bernhard Mayer; Christian Schmidt; Johannes Bühler; Denis V. Seletskiy; Daniele Brida; Alexej Pashkin; Alfred Leitenstorfer University of Konstanz, Germany 11:45 M2/E-9.3 Magneto-optically Induced Currents In GaAs: Experimental Access To Subpicosecond K-space Carrier Dy-namics Christian B. Schmidt; Shekhar Priyadarshi; Mark Bieler Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Germany

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12:00 M2/E-9.4 Excitation Of Coherent Phonons In GaAs By Broadband THz Pulses Masashi Yamaguchi; Zhengping Fu Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States 12:15 M2/E-9.5 Bulk-like Transversal Electron Mobility In Heavily N-doped InP Nanowires Probed By Terahertz Spec-troscopy Hynek Nemec1; Carlito Ponseca2; Nicklas Anttu2; Jason Beech2; Azhar Iqbal2; Magnus Borgstrom2; Mats-Erik Pistol2; Lars Samu-elson2; Arkady Yartsev2; Jesper Wallentin2 1Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic; 2Lund University, Sweden

M3/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques II


14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Margaret Kim 14:00 M3/A-1.6 Imaging With A Multichannel Terahertz Time-domain Spectroscopy system At 1030 Nm Excita-tion Wavelength Anika Brahm1; Annika Wilms1; Roman Dietz2; Thorsten Göbel2; Martin Schell2; Gunther Notni1; Andreas Tünnermann1 1Fraunhofer Inst. IOF, Germany; 2Fraunhofer Institute HHI, Germany 14:30 M3/A-1.7 Hollow Metallic Waveguides For Beam Shap-ing THz QCL Riccardo Degli Innocenti1; Yash Shah1; David Jessop1; Yuan Ren1; Robert Wallis1; Oleg Mitrofanov2; Harvey Beere1; David Ritchie1 1University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2University College Lon-don, United Kingdom 14:45 M3/A-1.8 W-band Imager Without Mechanical Scanning Based On An Echelle Spectrometer Daniel Marks; Orges Furxhi; David Brady Duke University, United States

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15:00 M3/A-1.9 THz Imaging With Broadband Thermal Sources Claudio Balocco1; Yi Pan1; Yasaman Alimi2; Linqing Zhang2; Ai-min Song2; Shahrir Kasjoo3 1Durham University, United Kingdom; 2University of Manchester, United Kingdom;3Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia 15:15 M3/A-1.10 A 0.1 Megapixel THz Camera With 17 De-gree Field Of View for Large Area Single Shot Imaging Linda Marchese; Marc Terroux; Martin Bolduc; Mario Cantin; Olivier Martin; Nichola Desnoyers; Alain Bergeron INO, Canada

M3/B - 3. Communications II & 4. Astronomy and Planetary Science I

Catalina Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Christopher Groppi 14:00 M3/B-3.4 30-Gbit/s Wireless Transmission Over 10 Meters At 300 GHz Tadao Nagatsuma; Yasuyuki Yoshimizu; Yuu Yasuda; Kazuki Oogimoto; Shogo Horiguchi; Yusuke Minamikata; Shintaro Hisatake Osaka University, Japan 14:30 M3/B-3.5 Anisotropic THz Plasmonic Filter Created Us-ing A K-Space Design Technique Andrew Paulsen; Ajay Nahata University of Utah, United States 14:45 M3/B-3.6 20-Gbaud QPSK Coherent Radio Transmis-sion At 325 GHz With High-Gain Antennas Atsushi Kanno1; Toshiaki Kuri1; Isao Morohashi1; Iwao Hosako1; Tetsuya Kawanishi1; Yuki Yoshida2; Kenichi Kitayama2 1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan; 2Osaka University, Japan 15:00 M3/B-4.1 X-Spec: A Multi-Object, Trans-Millimeter-Wave Spectrometer For CCAT Scott Chapman Dalhousie University, Canada

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15:15 M3/B-4.2 10 Meter Sub-Orbital Large Balloon Reflector (LBR) Christopher Walker1; Stefan O'Dougherty1; Brian Duffy1; Bran-don Swift1; Jenna Kloosterman1; David Lesser1; Casey Honni-ball1; Abram Young1; Craig Kulesa1; William Peters1; Steve Smith2; James Noll2; William Perry2; Pietro Bernasconi3; Paul Goldsmith4; Christopher Groppi5; Hamdi Mann5 1University of Arizona, United States; 2Southwest Research Institute, United States;3JHAPL, United States; 4JPL, United States; 5Arizona State University, United States

M3/C - 10. Defense and Security Applications

Tucson Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Lee Mosbacker 14:00 M3/C-10.1 Terahertz Circuits, Systems, And Imaging Instruments Goutam Chattopadhyay Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Inst. Technology, United States 14:30 M3/C-10.2 Identification Of Substances By THz Spec-troscopy And Multivariate Analysis Andreas Pohl1; Nils Deßmann1; Katja Dutzi2; Heinz-Wilhelm Hübers3 1Technische Universität Berlin, Germany; 2German Aerospace Cen-ter, Germany;3German Aerospace Center / TU Berlin, Germany 14:45 M3/C-10.3 Terahertz Imaging Spectroscopy - Towards Robust Identification Of Concealed Dangerous Substances Arthur D. van Rheenen; Magnus W. Haakestad Norwegian Defense Res Establishment, Norway 15:00 M3/C-10.4 A Fast Tracking 60 GHz Radar Using A Fre-quency Scanning Antenna Alexander Hommes; Alex Shoykhetbrod; Nils Pohl Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Tech-iques FHR, Germany

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15:15 M3/C-10.5 THz Spectroscopy Of Amines And Aminoac-ids Intercalated In Clays Marian Janek1; Daniel Zich2; Mira Naftaly3 1Slovak University of Technology, Slovakia; 2Comenius University, Slovakia;3National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom

M3/D - 7. Metrology and Non- Destructive Evaluation II & 8. Biology and Medical Applications I

Rincon Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Harmut Roskos 14:00 M3/D-7.6 Terahertz Pulse Investigations Of Paleolithic Wall Etchings J B Jackson1; John Bowen1; Gillian Walker1; John Roberts2; Gerard Mourou3; Michel Menu4; Alistair Pike5; Vincent DeTalle6; David Giovannacci6 1University of Reading, United Kingdom; 2U, United Kingdom; 3Ecole Polytechnique, France; 4C2RMF, France; 5University of Southamp-ton, United Kingdom; 6LRMH, France 14:15 M3/D-7.7 Millimeter Wave And Terahertz Dielectric Waveguide Microfluidic Sensors Premjeet Chahal1; Kyoung Park1; Jose Hejase2; Amanpreet Kaur1; Jennifer Byford1; Steve Shane1 1Michigan State University, United States; 2IBM, United States 14:30 M3/D-8.1 Effects Of THz Radiation On Human Fibro-blasts In-vitro: Exposure Set-up And Biological End Points Gian Piero Gallerano1; Emilio Giovenale1; Paolo Nenzi1; Andrea De Amicis2; Stefania De Sanctis2; Sara Di Cristofaro2; Valeria Franchini2; Florigio Lista2; Elisa Regalbuto2; Antonella Sgura3; Elisa Coluzzi3; Roberto Bei4; Massimo Fantini4; Monica Benve-nuto4; Laura Masuelli5 1ENEA, Italy; 2Army Medical and Veterinary Research Center, It-aly; 3University “Roma Tre” Department of Science, Italy; 4University of Rome "Tor Vergata" Department of Clinical Sciences and Transla-tional Medicine, Italy; 5University of Rome "Sapienza" Department of Experimental Medicine, Italy

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14:45 M3/D-8.2 Millimetre-wave Dielectric Spectroscopy For Cell Analysis Helena Rodilla1; Anna Kim1; Josip Vukusic1; Gavin Jeffries1; Kristina Vukusic2; Aldo Jesorka1; Jan Stake1 1Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; 2University of Gothen-burg, Sweden 15:00 M3/D-8.3 Exploration Of Wound Physiology Using THz Imaging Zachary Taylor; Bryan Nowroozi; Shijun Sung; James Garritano; Neha Bajwa; Warren Grundfest UCLA, United States 15:15 M3/D-8.4 Terahertz Image Processing For The Skin Cancer Diagnostic Alexander Shkurinov1; Alexey Balakin2; Peter Solyankin1; An-drey Angeluts1 1M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russian Federation; 2Lo-monosov Moscow State University, Russian Federation

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M3/E - 12. Material Science I Santa Rita Room 14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Rene Beigang 14:00 M3/E-12.1 Intense Terahertz Magnetic Fields Are Used To Control The Magnetization State Of Ferromag-netic Cobalt Thin Film. The Dynamics Visualized By Mag-neto Op

Mostafa Shalaby1; Clemens Ruchert1; Peter Derlet1; Christoph Hauri2; B Tudu3; Jan Luning3; Carlo Vicario1 1PSI, Switzerland; 2PSI/EPFL, Switzerland; 3UPMC, France 14:30 M3/E-12.2 Progress On Mn-Co-Ni-O Infrared Thin Films And Detectors Zhiming Huang; Cheng OuYang; Wei Zhou; Jingchao Tong; Jingguo Huang; Junhao Chu; Jing Wu; Yanqing Gao Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, CAS, China 14:45 M3/E-12.3 Carrier Multiplication In Bulk Silicon Investi-gated By Terahertz Spectroscopy Genki Yamashita1; Eiichi Matsubara2; Masaya Nagai1; Yoshihiko Kanemitsu3; Masaaki Ashida1 1Osaka University, Japan; 2Osaka Dental University, Japan; 3Kyoto University, Japan 15:00 M3/E-12.4 Time-resolved THz Dynamics In Thin Films Of Bi2Se3 Dmitry Yarotski1; Rolando Valdes Aguilar2; Jingbo Qi3; Matthew Brahlek4; Namrata Bansal4; Abul Azad1; Seongshik Oh4; Antoi-nette Taylor1; Rohit Prasankumar1 1Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States; 2Ohio State Univer-sity, United States; 3The PEAC Institute of Multiscale Sciences, China; 4Rutgers University, United States 15:15 M3/E-12.5 Pump Polarization Dependence Of Optical Rectification For 112A GaAs Colin Bleasdale; John Mabon; Roger Lewis University of Wollongong, Australia

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M4/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques III


16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Dan Mittleman 16:00 M4/A-1.11 Design, Fabrication And Characterization Of 585 GHz Integrated Focal-Plane Arrays Based On Het-erostructure Backward Diodes Syed Rahman; Zhenguo Jiang; Huili (Grace) Xing; Patrick Fay; Lei Liu University of Notre Dame, United States 16:30 M4/A-1.12 Terahertz Edge Detection With Antenna-Coupled Field-Effect Transistors In 0.25µm AlGaN/GaN Tech-nology Sebastian Boppel1; Mantas Ragauskas2; Ahid Hajo1; Maris Bauer1; Alvydas Lisauskas1; Serguei Chevtchenko3; Adam Rämer3; Irmantas Kašalynas2; Gintaras Valušis2; Joachim Würfl3; Wolfgang Heinrich3; Günther Tränkle3; Viktor Krozer1; Hartmut Roskos1 1Physikalisches Institut, Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität, Frank-furt am Main, Germany, Germany; 2Center for physical sciences and technology, Vilnius, Lithuania, Lithuania; 3Ferdinand-Braun-Institut, Leibniz-Institut für Höchstfrequenztechnik (FBH), Berlin, Germany, Germany 16:45 M4/A-1.13 3D Terahertz Versus X-Ray Imaging For Mochica Ceramic Investigation Patrick Mounaix1; Lena Bassel1; Joyce Bou Sleiman1; Bruno Bousquet1; Hugo Balacey1; Benoit Recur2; Hélène Coquegniot3; Nino Del Solar4; phillipp dollwetzel4; Rémy Chapoulie4 1LOMA UMR CNRS 5798 Universite de Bordeaux, France; 2RSPE, Dept Applied Maths, Australian National University, France; 3PACEA Anthropologie des Populations Passé et Présentes, UMR 5199 CNRSes, France; 4IRAMAT Institut de Recherche sur les Archéoma-tériaux, UMR 5060 CNRS,, France 17:00 M4/A-1.14 Demonstration Of Large Field Of View Fast Scanning Based On A Real-time Uncooled Antenna & Cavity Coupled Bolometer Array Camera

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François Simoens1; Jérémy Lalanne-Déra2; Sébastien Martin1; Stéphane Pocas1; Serge Gidon1; Wilfried Rabaud1; Jérôme Meil-han1 1CEA-Leti Minatec, France; 2CEA-Leti Mintatec, France 17:15 M4/A-1.15 Measurement Of Spatial Response Of CMOS An-tenna-Coupled FET Detector At 325GHz Matteo Perenzoni Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy

M4/B - 4. Astronomy and Planetary Science II & 5. Atmospheric and Earth Sciences

Catalina Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Christopher Walker 16:00 M4/B-4.3 Heterodyne Receivers For High Frequency THz Astrophysics Heinz-Wilhelm Huebers German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany 16:30 M4/B-4.4 SAFARI: A Far-Infrared Imaging Spectrome-ter For SPICA Willem Jellema; Peter Roelfsema; Bruce Sibthorpe SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Netherlands 16:45 M4/B-4.5 Engineering And Science Data From Super-Cam: A 64-Pixel Heterodyne Receiver For CO J=3-2 At 345 GHz Jenna Kloosterman1; Brandon Swift1; William Peters1; David Lesser1; Craig Kulesa1; Casey Honniball1; Christian Villegas1; Paul Schickling1; Christopher Walker1; Christopher Groppi2; Hamdi Mani2; Kristina Davis2; Caleb Wheeler2; Todd Veach3; Sander Weinreb4; Jacob Kooi4; Arthur Lichtenberger5; Patrick Puetz6; Gopal Narayanan7

1University of Arizona, United States; 2Arizona State University, United States; 3NASA Goddard, United States; 4Caltech, United States; 5University of Virginia, United States; 6University of Cologne, Germany; 7University of Massachusetts, United States

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17:00 M4/B-4.6 Spatial/Spectral Interferometry Development For Far-Infrared Space Applications Locke Spencer1; David Naylor1; Giorgio Savini2; Peter Ade3 1University of Lethbridge, Canada; 2University College London, United Kingdom;3Cardiff University, United Kingdom 17:15 M4/B-5.1 Determination Of Water Vapor Continuum Ab-sorption, Using Long-Path THz-TDS Without The Cross-Term Daniel Grischkowsky; Yihong Yang; Mahboubeh Mandehgar Oklahoma State University, United States

M4/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques I

Tucson Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Enrique Castro-Camus 16:00 M4/C-13.1 Terahertz Wave Emission From Laser-In-duced Micro-Plasma Fabrizio Buccheri; Xi-Cheng Zhang University of Rochester, United States 16:30 M4/C-13.2 Frequency-Resolved Detection Of Broad-band THz Waves With Cherenkov-Phase-Matched Het-erodyne EO Sampling Masahiko Tani1; Syougo Azuma1; Tomohiro Nagase1; Shinpei Ozawa1; Stefan Funkner1; Gudrun Niehues1; Atsushi Iwamae1; Kohji Yamamoto1; Takashi Furuya1; Elmer Estacio2; Michael Ba-kunov3 1University of Fukui, Japan; 2University of Philippines Diliman, Philip-pines;3University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russian Federation 16:45 M4/C-13.3 Design And Characterization Of A TES Bo-lometer For Fourier Transform Spectroscopy In The THz Range Mathias Kehrt; Christian Monte; Jörn Beyer; Jörg Hollandt Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Germany 17:00 M4/C-13.4 Single-Shot Terahertz Magneto- Spectrometer Ben Spencer; Matthew Cliffe; Alexander Knight-Percival; William Smith; Darren Graham University of Manchester, United Kingdom

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17:15 M4/C-13.5 Simultaneous Measurement Of The 1st And 2nd Harmonics Of A Phase Modulated Coherent Frequency-domain THz Spectrometer Joseph Demers1; Bryon Kasper1; David Daughton2 1Emcore Corp, United States; 2Lake Shore Cryotronics Inc, USA

M4/D - 8. Biology and Medical Applications II

Rincon Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Emma MacPherson 16:00 M4/D-8.5 Measurements And Calculations Of Pro-tein In-tramolecular Vibrations In The THz Range Katherine A. Niessen1; Edward Snell2; A. G. Markelz1 1University at Buffalo, SUNY, United States; 2Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, United States 16:30 M4/D-8.6 An Investigation Of THz Burn Wound Edema Im-aging Using MRI Neha Bajwa; Bryan Nowroozi; James Garritano; Shijun Sung; Priyamvada Tewari; Warren Grundfest; Zachary Taylor UCLA Department of Bioengineering, United States 16:45 M4/D-8.7 Excitation Of Low Loss HE11 Modes On An Acu-puncture-Like Needle Gerard Rankin1; Andrew Tirkel2 1University of Adelaide, Australia; 2Scientific Technology, Australia 17:00 M4/D-8.8 Monitoring The Water Status Of Plants Using THz Radiation Norman Born; Ralf Gente; David Behringer; Michael Schwerdtfeger; Stefan Busch; Sascha Liepelt; Birgit Ziegenha-gen; Martin Koch Philipps-University Marburg, Germany 17:15 M4/D-8.9 Morphological Study Of Sweat Ducts For The Investigation Of Terahertz Waves Interaction With Human Skin Saroj Tripathi; Eisuke Miyata; Haruhito Yamada; Kodo Kawase Nagoya University, Japan

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M4/E - 12. Material Science II

Santa Rita Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Roger Lewis 16:00 M4/E-12.6 Investigation Of Silicon-Germanium Nan-owires THz Emission Soner Balci1; Woo-Jung Lee2; David Wilbert1; Patrick Kung1; Chul Kang3; Mann-Ho Cho2; Seongsin Margaret Kim1 1Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Ala-bama, United States; 2Department of Physics and Applied Physics, Yonsei University, Korea, Republic of; 3Gawangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of 16:30 M4/E-12.7 Terahertz Probing Of Local Electron States In PbTe(Ga) Dmitry Khokhlov1; Svetlana Egorova1; Vladimir Chernichkin1; Ludmila Ryabova1; Andrey Nicorici2; Sergey Danilov3 1M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russian Federation; 2In-stitute of Applied Physics, Moldova, Republic of; 3University of Re-gensburg, Germany 16:45 M4/E-12.8 Terahertz Response Of SrTiO3 Based Het-ero-structures: Influence Of Strain, Temperature And Electric Field Volodymyr Skoromets1; Christelle Kadlec1; Jan Draho-koupil1; Jürgen Schubert2; Petr Kužel1 1Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Czech Republic;2Peter Gruenberg Institute, Jülich, Germany 17:00 M4/E-12.9 Carrier Transport Of Conducting Polymer PEDOT:PSS Investigated By temperature De-pendence Of THz And IR Spectra Yusuke Yamada1; Masatsugu Yamashita2; Takahiko Sasaki3; Hidenori Okuzaki4; Chiko Otani1 1RIKEN RAP and Grad. Sch. Sci. Tohoku Univ, Japan; 2RIKEN RAP, Japan; 3IMR Tohoku Univ, Japan; 4Inter.Grad. Sch. of Med. and Eng Univ. Yamanashi, Japan 17:15 M4/E-12.10 THz Wave Generation From Cesium Vapor Xuan Sun; X.-C. Zhang the Institute of Optics University of Rochester, United States

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M5 - Poster Session 1 Ballroom South 17:30 - 19:00 Chairperson: Jitao Zhang P1-1 M5-P1.1 Broadband "Focus-Free" Terahertz Imaging Us-ing Axicons Stefan Busch1; Graham E. Town2; Martin Koch1 1Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany; 2Department of Engineering, Macquarie University., Australia P1-2 M5-P1.2 Phase Retrieval And Image Reconstruction With Echoed Amplitude In Terahertz Band Chao Li; Guangyou Fang Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P1-3 M5-P1.3 Enhancing Terahertz Image Quality By Finite Impulse Response Digital Filter Lei Hou; Xiao Lou; Zhijin Yan; Hong Liu; Wei Shi Xi'an University of Technology, China P1-4 M5-P1.4 Telecentric F-theta Lens For High-Speed Te-rahertz Reflection Three-Dimensional Imaging Kyong Hwan Jin1; Ji Sang Yahng2; Choon-Su Park2; Ho-Soon Yang2; Chi Yup Kim2; Jong Chul Ye1; Dae-Su Yee2 1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Re-public of; 2Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Ko-rea, Republic of P1-5 M5-P1.5 Emissivity Measurement Of High-Tc Supercon-ductive Materials Using Terahertz Passive Imaging System With Background-Limited Sensitivity Makoto Aoki; Norihisa Hiromoto Shizuoka Univ., Japan P1-6 M5-P1.6 A Millimeter Wave/Terahertz 3D Scanner For Wall Painting Investigation Emilio Giovenale1; Andrea Doria1; Gian Piero Gallerano1; Mar-cello Picollo2; Kaori Fukunaga3 1ENEA, Italy; 2CNR-IFAC, Italy; 3NICT, Japan

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P1-7 M5-P1.7 Design And Characterization Of Cross Bow Tie Antenna Array For Focal Plane Array In Terahertz Imaging Amna Mir1; Junsheng Yu2; Xiaodong Chen3 1Beijing Univ of Posts and Telecomm, China; 2Beijing Univ of Posts and Telecomm, China; 3Beijing university of posts and telecommuni-cations and Queen Mary Univ. of London, United Kingdom P1-8 M5-P1.8 140 GHz Active Imaging Systems Based On FMCW Radar Sergei Kuznetsov; Sergei Makarov; Valery Koshelenko; Mikhail Astafev; Andrey Arzhannikov Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation P1-9 M5-P2.1 Evaluation Of Radio-over-Fiber Characteristics At Airport For Optically-Connected Runway Surface Foreign Object Debris Detection Millimeter-Wave Radar Shunichi Futatsumori; Kazuyuki Morioka; Akiko Kohmura; Ku-nio Okada; Naruto Yonemoto Electronic Navigation Research Institute, Japan P1-10 M5-P2.2 Radar Cross Section Of The Metal Sphere From Microwave To The Optical Frequency Ruijun Wang; Yuliang Qin; Bin Deng; Hongqiang Wang National University of Defense Technology, China P1-11 M5-P2.3 Analysis Of Polarisation Diversity At Terahertz Frequencies Nick Lawrence1; Brian Ng1; Hedley Hansen2; Derek Abbott1 1University of Adelaide, Australia; 2DSTO, Australia P1-12 M5-P3.1 Analysis Of Millimetre-Wave Polarisation Di-verse MIMO Capacity Nick Lawrence1; Brian Ng1; Hedley Hansen2; Derek Abbott1 1University of Adelaide, Australia; 2DSTO, Australia P1-13 M5-P3.3 Resonant-tunneling-diode Oscillator With High-frequency Modulation Structure For High-capacity Te-rahertz Communication Masahiro Asada; Yu Ikeda; Safumi Suzuki Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

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P1-14 M5-P3.5 600 GHz HD-TV Transmission Combining UTC-PD And Heterodyne Receiver Guillaume Ducournau1; Fabio Pavanello1; Alexandre Beck1; Lucie Tohme2; Stephane Blin2; Philippe Nouvel2; Emilien Pey-tavit1; Mohammed Zaknoune1; Jean-Francois Lampin1 1IEMN - Université Lille 1, France; 2Univ Montpellier 2, France P1-15 M5-P4.2 Submillimeter Polarimetry With PolKa, A Re-flection-type Modulator For The APEX Telescope Giorgio Siringo1; Helmut Wiesemeyer2; Talayeh Hezareh2; Ernst Kreysa2; Axel Weiss2; Karl Menten2; Frederic Schuller3; Attila Kovacs4 1ESO / ALMA, Chile; 2Max-Planck-Institute for Radio Astronomy, Germany;3European Southern Observatory, Chile; 4University of Min-nesota, United States P1-16 M5-P6.1 Effect On Viscosity Of Cellulose Derivatives Against Pseudo-polymorphism Conversion Of Amorphous Theophylline Using A Terahertz Spectroscopy Tomoaki Sakamoto1; Tetsuo Sasaki2; Noriko Katori1; Yukihiro Goda1 1National Institute of Health Sciences, Japan; 2Shizuoka University, Japan P1-17 M5-P6.2 Terahertz Investigation Of X-Ray Anti-Imaging Coatings: Spectroscopic Characterization And Imaging Nathan Burford1; Magda El-Shenawee1; Brennen Freiburger2 1Univ. of Arkansas, United States; 2Space Photonics Inc., United States P1-18 M5-P6.3 Pulsed THz Imaging For Non-Destructive Testing Of Adhesive Bonds Uli Schmidhammer; Pierre Jeunesse Université Paris Sud, France P1-19 M5-P7.1 Numerical Simulation Of DC Equivalent Factor Of THz Calorimeter Moto Kinoshita; Hitoshi Iida; Kuniaki Amemiya; Yozo Shimada National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), AIST, Japan

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P1-20 M5-P7.2 A Practical Implementation Of Millimeter And Submillimeter Wave Length On-Wafer S-Parameter Calibra-tion Andy Fung1; Lorene Samoska1; Mikko Varonen1; Pekka Kan-gaslahti1; Stephen Sarkozy2; Richard Lai2 1JPL, United States; 2Northrop Grumman Corporation, United States P1-21 M5-P7.3 A Vector Network Analyzer-Based Near Field Scanner For MM-Wave And THz Receivers Kristina Davis1; Christopher Groppi1; Hamdi Mani1; Caleb Wheeler1; Christopher Walker2 1Arizona State University, United States; 2University of Arizona, United States P1-22 M5-P7.4 Effect Of Terahertz-Wave Interference On Power Calibration Accuracy Yuma Takida1; Naotaka Shiba2; Takashi Notake1; Kouji Nawata1; Feng Qi1; Shuzhen Fan1; Shinichiro Hayashi1; Norihisa Hiro-moto2; Hiroaki Minamide1 1RIKEN, Japan; 2Shizuoka University, Japan P1-23 M5-P7.5 Repeatability Of Absolute Terahertz Power Measurements Using A Sensitive Calorimeter Hitoshi Iida; Moto Kinoshita; Kuniaki Amemiya; Yozo Shimada National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Ja-pan P1-24 M5-P7.6 Development Of High Accuracy Power Meter In Terahertz Region Shigeki Nishina; Motoki Imamura Advantest Corporation, Japan P1-25 M5-P7.7 Uncertainty Calculation Of The D-Band Power Meter Calibration Factor Kazuhiro Shimaoka1; Moto Kinoshita1; Katsumi Fujii2; Toshihide Tosaka2 1National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan; 2National Institute of Information and Communications Tech-nology, Japan

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P1-26 M5-P7.8 Effect Of Time-Delay Errors On THz Spectros-copy Dynamic Range David Humphreys1; Mira Naftaly2; John Molloy3 1National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; 2Natiuonal Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; 3Industrial Doctoral Centre at Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom P1-27 M5-P7.9 Application Of THz Radiation To Polyethylene Composite Materials Frank Ospald1; Rene Beigang2; Danuta Miedzinska3; Norbert Palka3 1Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques IPM, De-partment of Material Characterizati, Germany; 2University of Kaisers-lautern, Department of Physics and Research Center OPTIMAS, Ger-many; 3Military University of Technology, Poland P1-28 M5-P7.10 Non-destructive Testing Of Glass Fibre Rein-forced Plastics With A Full Polarimetric Imaging System Martin Nezadal; Jan Schür; Lorenz-Peter Schmidt Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürn-berg, Germany P1-29 M5-P7.11 Terahertz-Elasticity Measurements On Elas-tomers Harald Pühringer; Stefan Katletz; Michael Pfleger RECENDT GmbH, Austria P1-30 M5-P7.12 Wideband Frequency-Domain Material Charac-terization Up To 500 GHz Alireza Kazemipour1; Martin Hudlicka2 1PTB, Germany; 2CMI, Czech Republic P1-31 M5-P8.1 Terahertz Stimulate Specific Signaling Path-ways In Human Cells Ibtissam Echchgadda1; Jessica Grundt2; Cesario Cerna1; Caleb Roth1; Bennett Ibey2; Gerald Wilmink2 1General Dynamics Information Technology, United States; 2Air Force Research Laboratory, United States

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P1-32 M5-P8.2 Quantitative Analysis Of Amino Acids Based On THz Refractive Index Spectra Han Zhang; Zhaohui Zhang; Xiaoyan Zhao; Zhi Li; Fang Yan; Tianyao Zhang University of Science and Technology Beijing, China P1-33 M5-P8.3 Thermodynamics Of New Piroxicam Deriva-tives In Terahertz Light Edward Plinski1; Berenika Szczesniak-Siega2; Boguslaw Fu-glewicz2; Kacper Nowak1; Boguslaw Szlachetko1; Przemyslaw Jarzab1; Grzegorz Beziuk1; Lukasz Sterczewski1; Wieslaw Ma-linka3; Jan Baran4; Marek Drozd4; Mariusz Hruszowiec1; Stani-slawa Plinska3; Michal Grzelczak5 1Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland; 2Wroclaw Medical Uni-versity,, Poland;3Wroclaw Medical University, Poland; 4Polish Acad-emy of Sciences, Poland;5Wroclaw University of technology, Poland P1-34 M5-P9.1 In Situ Relative Phase Measurement Of Two-color Field With Terahertz Radiation Chao Meng; Dongwen Zhang; Zengxiu Zhao; Jianmin Yuan National University of Defense Technology, China P1-35 M5-P10.1 Total Variance Regularization For Millimeter-wave Holographic Imaging Lingbo Qiao; Yingxin Wang; Ziran Zhao; Zhiqiang Chen Tsinghua University, China P1-36 M5-P10.2 System Analysis And Image Processing For Millimeter-wave Holographic Imaging Zheng Li1; Ziran Zhao1; Zongjun Shen2 1Department of Engineering Physics, Tsinghua University, China; 2Nuctech Company Limited, China P1-37 M5-P10.3 Traveling Wave Amplification From Multi-Beam Slow Wave Structures For High Power Millimeter And THz Wave Generation Young-Min Shin; Andrew Palm Northern Illinois University, United States

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P1-38 M5-P11.1 Terahertz Optical Kerr Effect Spectroscopy Of Biological Molecules Thomas Harwood1; David Turton2; Elizabeth Ellis1; Adrian Lap-thorn2; Klaas Wynne2 1Univ of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2Univ of Glasgow, UK P1-39 M5-P12.2 Liquid Crystal Materials With High Birefrin-gence For THz Applications Urszula Chodorow; Olga Chojnowska; Katarzyna Garbat; Jakub Herman; Janusz Parka Military University of Technology, Poland P1-40 M5-P12.3 Development Of Thick Orientation Patterned GaP For Frequency Conversion In The Mid IR And THz Re-gion Shiva Vangala; Vladimir Tassev; Martin Kimani; Michael Snure; Mathew Mann; Rita Peterson Air Force Research Laboratory, United States P1-41 M5-P12.4 Temperature-dependent Refractive Indices Of A 1mol % MgO-doped Stoichiometric LiTaO3 Crystal At The THz Frequency Range Kyu-Sup Lee1; Shunji Takekawa2; Kenji Kitamura2; Do-Kyeong Ko3; Nan Ei Yu3 1Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), Korea, Repub-lic of; 2National Institute for Materials Science, Japan; 3Gwangju Insti-tute of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of P1-42 M5-P12.5 Electromagnetic Response Of Anisotropic Polystyrene Composite Materials Containing Oriented Multi-wall Carbon Nanotubes Victor Zhuravlev1; Grigorii Dunaevskii1; Valentin Suslyaev1; Al-exander Badin1; Micael Kanygin2; Olga Sedelnikova2; Lubov Bu-lusheva2; Alexander Okotrub2; Kirill Dorozhkin1 1Tomsk State University, Russian Federation; 2Nikolaev Institute of Inorganic Chemistry SB RAS, Russian Federation

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P1-43 M5-P12.8 Investigation Of Dielectric And Conductivity Properties Of YSZ Branimir Pejcinovic1; Praveen Sekhar2 1Portland State University, United States; 2Washington State Univer-sity Vancouver, United States P1-44 M5-P12.9 NIR And MWIR Transparent Liquid Crystals Jakub Herman; Przemys³aw Kula; Piotr Harmata; Micha³ Czer-wiñski Military University of Technology, Poland P1-45 M5-P12.10 Research Of Dielectric Properties Of Wood At Frequencies 0.1 ÷ 0.5 THz Grigorii Dunaevskii; Valentin Syslyaev; Kirill Dorozhkin; Tatiana Kochetkova National Research Tomsk State University, Russian Federation P1-46 M5-P13.1 Low-Pressure Gas Spectroscopy Using Te-rahertz Frequency Synthesizer Traceable To Microwave Fre-quency Standard Via Dual Optical Comb Takeshi Yasui1; Hiroto Kimura1; Yi-Da Hsieh1; Hajime Inaba2; Kaoru Minoshima3 1The University of Tokushima, Japan; 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan; 3The University of Electro-Communications, Japan P1-47 M5-P13.2 Extraction Of Beat Signal Between Dual THz Combs Using Dual THz Spectrum Analyzers Ryuji Ichikawa1; Hiroto Kimura1; Kenta Hayashi1; Hajime Inaba2; Kaoru Minoshima3; Takeshi Yasui1 1Univ of Tokushima, Japan; 2National Institute of Adv Industrial Sci-ence and Tech, Japan; 3University of Electro-Communications, Japan P1-48 M5-P13.3 A Waveguide Filter Bank For Millimeter-Wave Spectroscopy George Che; Philip Mauskopf; Matthew Underhill; Hamdi Mani; Christopher Groppi; Sean Bryan Arizona State University, United States

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P1-49 M5.P13.4 Far-Infrared Absorption Measurements On Thin Polymer Films Ulrich Schade1; Eglof Ritter2; Alexis D.O. Bawagan3; Jörg Beck-mann4; Emad F. Aziz5 1Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, BESSY II, Germany; 2Humboldt Universi-tät Berlin, Germany; 3Carleton University, Canada; 4Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Germany; 5Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin und Freie Universität Berlin, Germany P1-50 M5-P13.5 THz Subwavelength Metamaterials Polariza-tion Insensitive Modulators Hailin Cui; bo Su; Jingsuo He Capital Normal University, China P1-51 M5-P13.6 Reflectance Spectroscopy Of Pigments In MIR To THz Spectral Range Sergey Shilov Bruker Optics, United States P1-52 M5-P13.7 Tunable Inter-Landau-level Lasing In Reso-nant Tunneling Multiple Quantum Well Structures Yury Mityagin1; Maksim Telenkov2; Piotr Kartsev3; Vladislav Agafonov1 1P.N.Lebedev Physical Institute, Russian Federation; 2National Uni-versity of Science & Technology "MISIS", Russian Federation; 3Na-tional Research Nuclear University “MEPhI”, Russian Federation P1-53 M5-P13.8 Intense And Short Millimeter Wave Pulse Generation By Using A Gyrotron As A Light Source Seitaro Mitsudo; Toshihiro Tanaka; Chihiro Umegaki; Yutaka Fujii University of Fukui, Japan P1-54 M5-P13.9 3D Printing Of Aspherical Terahertz Lenses And Diffraction Gratings Andrew Squires; Evan Constable; Roger Lewis University of Wollongong, Australia

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P1-55 M5.P13.10 High Efficiency, Modular, Optical Pulse Shaping Technique For Tunable, Narrowband THz Generation Samuel Adipa; Amy Lytle; Etienne Gagnon Franklin & Marshall College, United States P1-56 M5-P13.12 Wide Range And High Resolution CW THz Spectrometer Combined With GaP THz Signal Generator And Mechanically Cooled Bolometer Tetsuo Sasaki1; Tadao Tanabe2; Jun-ichi Nishizawa2 1Shizuoka University, Japan; 2Tohoku University, Japan

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Tuesday, September 16, 2014 Plenary Session P3-P4 Crowder Hall Auditorium -

Music School 09:00 - 10:30 Chairperson: Peter H. Siegel 9:00 T1/P-37.1 Juggling with Microwave Photons in a Box to Explore the Quantum World Serge Haroche College de France, France 9:45 T1/P-20.1 Advanced Antenna Architectures for Terahertz Sensing Instruments Andrea Neto Technical University of Delft, Netherlands

T2/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques IV


11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Kiyomi Sakai 11:00 T2/A-1.16 Terahertz Digital Holographic Imaging Of Visibly Opaque Printed Dielectrics Wei-Ren Ng1; Martin Heimbeck2; Dathon Golish1; Michael Gehm3; Henry Everitt2 1University of Arizona, United States; 2Army Aviation & Missile RD&E Center, United States; 3Duke University, United States 11:30 T2/A-1.17 Optical Steerable Terahertz Zone Plate Xinke Wang1; Zhenwei Xie2; Wenfeng Sun1; Yan Zhang1 1Capital Normal Univ., China; 2Harbin Institute of Technology, China

11:45 T2/A-1.18 Towards 3-D THz Volume Inspection For Process Control Fabian Friederich1; Bessem Baccouche1; Andreas Keil2; Mat-thias Kahl3; Peter Haring Bolívar3; Torsten Löffler4; Joachim Jonuscheit1 1Fraunhofer IPM, Germany; 2Becker Photonik GmbH, Germany; 3Uni-versity Siegen, Germany; 4SynView GmbH, Germany

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12:00 T2/A-1.19 Terahertz Near-field Imaging For Fractal Me-tallic Structures Koichiro Tanaka; Tomoko Tanaka Kyoto university, Japan 12:15 T2/A-34.10 Fundamental Performance Of Liquid Crystal Millimeter-wave Phase Shifter Using Negative Dielectric Ani-sotropic Material Kenji Ito1; Toshiaki Nose2; Takumi Komuro2; Takayuki Sasamori2; Yoji Isota2; Ryouta Ito2; Michinori Honma2; Masashi Nagasawa2 1Yurikogyo Co. Ltd., Japan; 2Akita Prefectural University, Japan

T2/B - 17. Near Field Techniques and Instruments

Catalina Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Gunsik Park 11:00 T2/B-17.1 Enhanced Terahertz-near-field Controls Nanotip Photoemission Georg Herink; Lara Wimmer; Daniel R. Solli; Katharina E. Echt-ernkamp; Sergey V. Yalunin; Claus Ropers University of Göttingen, Germany 11:30 T2/B-17.2 Low-loss THz Pulse Transmission In Com-mercially Available Teflon Tubes Coated With Silver Miguel Navarro-Cia1; Jeffrey E. Melzer2; James A. Harring-ton2; Oleg Mitrofanov3 1Imperial College London, United Kingdom; 2Rutgers University, United States;3University College London, United Kingdom 11:45 T2/B-17.3 Non-Contact Probes For Characterization Of THz Devices And Components Matthieu Martin; Prasanna Kumar Daram; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States 12:00 T2/B-17.4 Planar Goubau Lines For On Chip Terahertz Microscopy Tahsin Akalin IEMN, Lille 1 University, France

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12:15 T2/B-17.5 Probe Correction For Near-Field Scanning With A Dielectric Fiber Alireza Kazemipour; Mohammed Salhi PTB, Germany

T2/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques II

Tucson Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Martin Koch 11:00 T2/C-13.6 Single-Frequency Terahertz Source Based On Difference Frequency Generation In An Enhancement Cavity Maik Scheller1; Justin Paul1; Alexandre Laurain1; Abram Young2; Stephan Koch3; Jerome Moloney1 1College of Optical Sciences, University of Arizona, United States; 2TeraVision Inc., United States; 3Philipps Universität Marburg, Germany 11:30 T2/C-13.7 Precise Terahertz-wave Phase Measurement Based On Photonics Technology Shintaro Hisatake; Tadao Nagatsuma Osaka University, Japan 11:45 T2/C-13.8 Detecting THz Signatures Of Liquids With Chirp Induced Stimulated Raman Scattering Stefan Funkner; Gudrun Niehues; Katsuya Saitou; Yoshiki Yazawa; Takashi Furuya; Kohji Yamamoto; Masahiko Tani FIR Center, University of Fukui, Japan 12:00 T2/C-13.9 Polarimetry At Novosibirsk Terahertz Free Electron Laser Facility Vladimir Kruchinin1; Yulia Choporova2; Valery Cherkassky2; Bo-ris Knyazev2; Mihael Mitkov3; Ivan Azarov4; Margarita Kruchinina5 1Institute of Semiconductor Physics, Russian Federation; 2novosi-birsk state university, Russian Federation; 3novosibirsk state tech-nical university, Russian Federation; 4Rzhanov Institute of Semicon-ductor Physics, Russian Federation;5Institute of Internal Medicine, SB RAMS, Russian Federation

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12:15 T2/C-13.10 Improved Substance Identification By Sup-pression Of Multiple-Reflection-Induced Spectral Noise Frank Ellrich1; Daniel Molter1; Soufiene Krimi1; Joachim Jonuscheit1; Georg von Freymann1; Daniel Huebsch2; Tobias Würschmidt2; Thorsten Sprenger2; Frank Platte3; Christoph Fredebeul3; Konstantinos Nalpantidis3

1Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques IPM, Germany;2Huebner GmbH & Co. KG, Germany; 3IANUS Simulation GmbH, Germany

T2/D - 8. Biology and Medical Applications III

Rincon Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Emma MacPherson 11:00 T2/D-8.10 Millimeter-Wave Non-Invasive Monitoring Of Glucose In Anesthetized Rats Peter Siegel1; Yoon Lee2; Victor Pikov3 1Caltech, United States; 2Northwestern University, United States; 3Huntington Medical Research Institutes, United States 11:30 T2/D-8.11 THz Imaging Of Alzheimer's Disease: Spec-troscopic Differentiation Between Normal And Diseased Tis-sues Woon-Gi Yeo1; Ogan Gurel2; Niru Nahar1; Charles Hitchcock3; Norman Lehman3; Sungchan Park4; Kubilay Sertel1 1The Ohio State Univ., United States; 2Samsung Adv. Inst. for Health Sciences & Tech, Korea, Republic of; 3The Ohio State Univ. Wexner Med. Ctr., United States; 4Samsung Advanced Institute of Tech., Ko-rea, Republic of 11:45 T2/D-8.12 Diagnosis Of Burn Wounds Using Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy M. Hassan Arbab; Samuel C Henry; Adelaide Warsen; Navid Farr; Dale Winebrenner; Abbi McClintic; Nicholas Shubin; Anne M Hocking; Saman Arbabi University of Washington, United States

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12:00 T2/D-8.13 Concentration Of Terahertz Radiation For Mi-crosample Spectroscopy Weidong Zhang; Leamon Viveros; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States 12:15 T2/D-8.14 Terahertz Observation Of Salt Penetration In Col-lagen Fibers Frank Ellrich1; Daniel Molter1; Soufiene Krimi1; Joachim Jonuscheit1; Maya Mizuno; Akira Yamada; Kaori Fukunaga; Hi-roaki Kojima National Institute of Information and Communications Tech, Japan

T2/E - 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena I

Santa Rita Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Hou-Tong Chen 11:00 T2/E-16.1 Terahertz Kerr Effect In Gallium Phosphide Crystal Emmanuel Abraham; Marion Cornet; Jérôme Degert; Eric Freysz LOMA - University of Bordeaux, France 11:30 T2/A-16.2 Dynamics Of The THz Optical Discharge Vitaly Kubarev Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Russian Federation 11:45 T2/A-16.3 THz Light Source At SLAC FACET User Facility Ziran Wu1; Alan Fisher1; Matthias Hoffmann1; Stefano Bonetti1; Daniel Higley2; Hermann Durr1 1SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, United States; 2Stanford Uni-versity, United States 12:00 T2/A-16.4 Terahertz Field Induced Electromigration Andrew Strikwerda; Maksim Zalkovskij; Krzysztof Iwaszczuk; Peter Uhd Jepsen Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

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12:15 T2/E-16.5 THz Autocorrelation Measurements At The Metrology Light Source Andreas Pohl1; Nils Deßmann1; Arne Hoehl2; Ralph Müller2; Ger-hard Ulm2; Markus Ries3; Godehard Wüstefeld3; Heinz-Wilhelm Hübers4 1Technische Universität Berlin, Germany; 2PTB, Germany; 3Helm-holtz-Zentrum Berlin, Germany; 4German Aerospace Center / TU Berlin, Germany

T3/A - 1. Imagers and Imaging Techniques V


14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Tadao Nagatsuma 14:00 T3/A-1.20 Millimeter Wave Surface And Reflectivity Estimation Based On Sparse Time Of Flight Measure-ments Ruoyu Zhu; Orges Furxhi; Daniel Marks; David Brady Duke University, United States 14:30 T3/A-1.21 Analysis And Optimization Of THz Imaging Optics With Off-Axis Parabolic Mirrors Shijun Sung1; James Garritano2; Neha Bajwa2; Bryan Nowroozi2; Warren Grundfest2; Zachary Taylor2 1UCLA Electrical Engineering, United States; 2UCLA Bioengineering, United States 14:45 T3/A-1.22 Characterizing A WR-1.5 Diagonal Horn An-tenna Using Photo-Induced Coded-Aperture Imaging Md. Itrat Bin Shams1; Syed Rahman1; Zgenguo Jiang1; Jubaid Qayyum1; Jeffrey Hesler2; Patrick Fay1; Lei Liu1; Sakshi Singh1 1University of Notre Dame, United States; 2Virginia Diodes, Inc., United States 15:00 T3/A-1.23 Terahertz Generation By Optical Mixing Of Chirped Fiber Laser Pulses Nerijus Rusteika; Juozas Adamonis; Rimvydas Venckevièius; Irmantas Kaðalynas; Ramûnas Adomavièius; Arûnas Krotkus; Rokas Danilevièius Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania

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15:15 T3/A-1.24 Towards A 3D Material Characterization Us-ing Dual-energy THz Tomography Benoit Recur1; Hugo Balacey2; Jean Baptiste Perraud2; Jean Paul Guillet3; Patrick Mounaix2; Bruno Bousquet2 1ANU, RSPE Applied Math., Australia; 2LOMA, Bordeaux University, France; 3IMS, Bordeaux University, France

T3/B - 18. Modeling and Analysis Techniques I

Catalina Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Goutam Chattopadhyay 14:00 T3/B-18.1 Characterization And Modelling Of THz Schottky Diodes Tero Kiuru VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland 14:30 T3/B-18.2 Ocular Temperature Measurements During Infrared Or Millimeter Wave Exposure Masami Kojima1; Cheng-Yu Tsai1; Yukihisa Suzuki2; Tsutomu Okuno3; Kensuke Sasaki4; Kazuyuki Sasaki1; Hiroshi Sasaki1 1Kanazawa Medical Univ, Japan; 2Tokyo Metropolitan Univ,Japan; 3National Inst of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan; 4National Inst of Information and Communications Tech, Japan 14:45 T3/B-18.3 Polarization State Of Terahertz Pulses Gen-erated By Tilted-pulse-front-pump Scheme Using Femtosec-ond Laser Zhaohui Zhai; Sengcheng Zhong; Liguo Zhu; Kun Meng; Qiao Liu; Qixian Peng; Zeren Li Institute of Fluid Physics, China Academy of Engineering Physics, China 15:00 T3/B-18.4 Modeling And Optimization Method For Ther-mal THz Sensing With MOS Transistors Dan Corcos1; Danny Elad1; Lukas Kull2; Thomas Morf2 1IBM Research Haifa, Israel; 2IBM Research Zurich, Switzerland

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15:15 T3/B-18.5 Toward Precise Assignment Of THz Spectra By DFT Ohki Kambara Shizuoka University, Japan

T3/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques III

Tucson Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: XueChu Shen 14:00 T3/C-13.11 Algorithms For Sample Identification Using Is-TPG Spectroscopy Irina Smirnova; Ryo Yamazaki; Kosuke Murate; Kodo Kawase Nagoya University, Japan 14:15 T3/C-13.12 Towards Broadband THz-TDS: LN Wave-guide THz Emission Super Focused Onto A Reversed Photo-conductive Antenna Gudrun Niehues1; Stefan Funkner1; Takuya Shirao2; Takashi Fu-ruya1; Toshihiro Kishibata2; Takeshi Okuyama2; Yusuke Aka-mine2; Kohji Yamamoto1; Fumiyoshi Kuwashima2; Kodo Ka-wase3; Masahiko Tani1 1FIR Center, University of Fukui, Japan; 2Fukui University of Technol-ogy, Japan;3Nagoya University, Japan 14:30 T3/C-13.13 Time-domain Picture Of The Terahertz Vec-tor Waveform Measured By The Electro-optic Sampling Method Using The Crystal Symmetry Kenichi Oguchi; Naoya Yasumatsu; Shinichi Watanabe Keio University, Japan 14:45 T3/C-13.14 THz Time-domain Spectroscopy Beyond 4 THz Using A Sub-picosecond Yb-doped Fiber Laser System Masaya Nagai1; Eiichi Matsubara1; Masaaki Ashida1; Jun Taka-yanagi2; Hideyuki Ohtake2; Hideyuki Ohtake2 1Osaka Univ., Japan; 2Aisin Seiki Co. Ltd., Japan

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15:00 T3/C-13.15 Fast-Scanning Fabry-Perot Spectrum Ana-lyzer With Continuously Tunable Resolution John Middendorf; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States 15:15 T3/C-13.16 High-precision Phase Determination In A Con-tinuous-wave Terahertz Spectrometer By Heterodyning Of Three Lasers Axel Roggenbuck1; Komalavalli Thirunavukkuarasu2; Malte Langenbach3; Ernesto Vidal3; Holger Schmitz3; Joachim Hem-berger3; Markus Grüninger3 1TOPTICA Photonics AG, Germany; 2National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, United States; 3Universität zu Köln, Germany

T3/D - 19. Optics and Quasi-Optics I

Rincon Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Ken Wood 14:00 T3/D-19.1 Antennas And Quasi-optics For Space Terahertz Instrumentation Peter de Maagt ESA, Netherlands 14:30 T3/D-19.2 Beam Measurement Characterization And Optics Tolerance Analysis of A 900 GHz HEB Receiver For The ASTE Telescope Alvaro Gonzalez1; Tatsuya Soma2; Tatsuya Shiino2; Keiko Kaneko1; Yoshinori Uzawa1; Satoshi Yamamoto2 1National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan; 2University of Tokyo, Japan 14:45 T3/D-19.3 Hollow Core Terahertz Waveguide Fabri-cated Using A 3D Printer Nurfina Yudasari; Jessienta Anthony; Rainer Leon-hardt; Dominik Vogt Physics Department - The University of Auckland, New Zealand

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15:00 T3/D-19.4 Demonstration Of Sub-Megawatt Power Transmission To Microwave Rocket Masafumi Fukunari1; Nat Wongsuryrat1; Toshikazu Yamaguchi1; Kimiya Komurasaki1; Yasuhisa Oda2; Ryosuke Ikeda2; Ken Kaji-wara2; Koji Takahashi2; Keishi Sakamoto2 1The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ja-pan 15:15 T3/D-19.5 Coherent Fourier Optics For The Analysis Of THz Antennas Under Focusing Systems Beatriz Blazquez1; Nuria Llombart1; Angelo Freni2; Andrea Neto1 1TUDelft, Netherlands; 2University of Florence, Italy

T3/E - 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena II

Santa Rita Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Hao Xin 14:00 T3/E-16.6 Measurement Of Birefringence Inside An Air Plasma By THz-ABCD Jing Zhang1; X.-C. Zhang2 1Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China; 2University of Rochester, United States 14:30 T3/E-16.7 High Harmonic Generation In Monolayer Un-doped Graphene At Terahertz Frequencies Ibraheem Al-Naib1; J. E. Sipe2; Marc M. Dignam1 1Queen's University, Canada; 2University of Toronto, Canada 14:45 T3/E-16.8 Resonant Field Enhancement In Periodically Ar-ranged Microslits For Non-linear Terahertz Spectroscopy Maksim Zalkovskij1; Xi-Cheng Zhang2; Pernille Klarskov1; Radu Malureanu1; Peter Uhd Jepsen1 1Technical University of Denmark, Denmark; 2University of Roches-ter, United States 15:00 T3/E-16.9 Terahertz Radiation Generation By Beating Two Obliquely Incident Lasers On A Plasma With Density Gradient Jetendra Parashar Samrat Ashok Technological Institute, India

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15:15 T3/E-16.10 Modeling Of A Double-Grating Sub-THz Sheet-Beam Amplifier Nikita Ryskin1; Tatiana Karetnikova1; Andrey Rozhnev1; Gen-nadiy Torgashov2; Nikolay Sinitsyn2; Pavel Shalaev3; Anton Bourtsev3 1Saratov State University, Russian Federation; 2Saratov Branch, In-stitute of Radio Engineering & Electronics, RAS, Russian Federa-tion; 3“Almaz” R&D Co., Russian Federation

T4/A - 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks I


16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Andrea Neto 16:00 T4/A-20.1 On The Development Of Silicon Microm-achined Lens Antennas For THz Integrated Heterodyne Arrays Maria Alonso del Pino1; Nuria Llombart Juan1; Choonsup Lee2; Goutam Chattopadhyay2; Cecile Jung2; Imran Mehdi2 1Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; 2Jet Propulsion Labora-tory, United States 16:30 T4/A-20.2 Design And Fabrication Considerations For A 250 GHz Liquid Crystal Phase Shifter Christian Weickhmann1; Matthias Jost1; David Laemmle2; Rolf Jakoby1 1TU Darmstadt, Inst. for Microwave Eng. and Photonics, Ger-many; 2TU Darmstadt, Inst. of Electromechanical Design, Germany 16:45 T4/A-20.3 Terahertz Vector Bessel Beams Generated By Plasmonic Waveguide Scattering Yasuaki Monnai1; Withawat Withayachumnankul2; David Jahn3; Martin Koch3; Hiroyuki Shinoda1 1The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2The University of Adelaide, Aus-tralia; 3Philipps University of Marburg, Germany 17:00 T4/A-20.4 Evanescent Holes For Power Monitoring Of A Pulsed Cloud Radar Kevin Pike1; Richard Wylde1; Adam Woodcraft2; John Howes3; Hans-Joachim Schoedel4; Alexander Geise4; Hiroaki Horie5; No-buhiro Takahashi5; Richard Thompson3; Hirotaka Nakatsuka6

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1Thomas Keating Ltd., United Kingdom; 2QMC Instruments Ltd., United Kingdom;3National Physical Laboratory, United King-dom; 4Astrium GmbH, Germany; 5NICT, Japan; 6JAXA, Japan 17:15 T4/A-17.6 Transmission Bleaching And Coupling Cross-over In A Split Tapered Aperture Shuchang Liu1; Oleg Mitrofanov2; Ajay Nahata1 1University of Utah, United States; 2University College London, United Kingdom

T4/B - 18. Modeling and Analysis Techniques II

Catalina Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Chao Zhang 16:00 T4/B-18.6 Modeling And Simulation Of Vacuum THz Source Bin Li University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China 16:30 T4/B-18.7 High Precision Material Characterization Method Using THz Spectroscopy J.L.M. van Mechelen1; A.B. Kuzmenko2; H. Merbold1 1ABB Corp Research, Switzerland; 2Univ of Geneva, Switzerland 16:45 T4/B-18.8 Improvement Of Terahertz Spectrum Accu-racy By Selective Extraction Of Sample-Induced Echo Signals Jindoo Choi; Won Sik Kwon; Kyung-Soo Kim; Soohyun Kim Korea Advanced Inst of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of 17:00 T4/B-18.9 Time-frequency Representation Of Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy Signals Based On Stockwell Transform Zied Bouguila1; Bernd Fischer2; Ali Moukadem1; Alain Dieterlen1 1University of haute Alsace, France; 2French-German Research Insti-tute of Saint-Louis (ISL), France

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17:15 T4/B-18.10 Full-wave Simulation Of THz Photoconduc-tive Antennas Mario F. Pantoja; Salvador G. Garcia; Amelia R. Bretones; Rafael G. Martin University of Granada, Spain

T4/C - 13. Spectroscopy Instruments and Techniques IV & 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids I

Tucson Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Andrea Markelz 16:00 T4/C-13.17 Sideband-Ratio And Harmonic Response Of Sub-Millimeter Wave Mixers Measured With A Martin Puplett Interferometer Axel Murk1; Matthias Renker1; Simon Rea2; Anders Emrich3 1University of Bern, Switzerland; 2Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, United Kingdom;3Omnisys Instruments, Sweden 16:15 T4/C-14.1 Spin And Lattice Vibrations Of CaMn7O12 In The THz Range Filip Kadlec1; Veronica Goian1; Christelle Kadlec1; Martin Kempa1; Stanislav Kamba1; Stephane Rols2; Jon Taylor3; Milan Orlita4 1Institute of Physics, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Repub-lic; 2Institut Laue-Langevin, France; 3ISIS Facility, Rutherford Apple-ton Laboratory, Chilton, United Kingdom; 4Grenoble High Magnetic Field Lab, France 16:30 T4/C-14.2 Solid Solution GaSe1-xSx Crystals For THz Applications John Molloy1; Mira Naftaly1; Yury Andreev2; Gregory Lansky2; Konstantin Kokh3; Valerii Svetlichnyi4 1National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; 2Institute of Monitor-ing of Climatic and Ecological Systems SB RAS, Russian Federa-tion; 3Institute of Geology and Mineralogy SB RAS, Russian Federa-tion; 4Siberian Physical-Technical Institute of Tomsk State University, Russian Federation

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16:45 T4/C-14.3 Proton Dynamics Of The Water Lattice In Na-nochannel Hiroshi Matsui1; Yuta Suzuki1; Hiroyuki Fukumochi1; Makoto Tadokoro2 1Tohoku University, Japan; 2Tokyo University of Science, Japan 17:00 T4/C-14.4 Near-field Probing Of The THz Mie Magnetic Mode In A Single Sub-wavelength TiO2 Sphere Oleg Mitrofanov1; Filip Dominec2; Miguel Navarro-Cia3; Petr Kužel2; John Reno4; Igal Brener5; Patrick Mounaix6 1UCL, United Kingdom; 2Institute of Physics ASCR, Czech Repub-lic; 3ICL, United Kingdom; 4Sandia NL, United States; 5Sandia, United States; 6Univ. Bordeaux, France 17:15 T4/C-14.5 Investigation Of High Frequency Carrier Dynamics Of Al-doped ZnO Nanowires By Terahertz Time Domain Spectros-copy Soner Balci; Gang Shen; William Baughman; Patrick Kung; Seongsin Margaret Kim Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Ala-bama, United States

T4/D - 19. Optics and Quasi-Optics II

Rincon Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Nuria Llombart-Juan

16:00 T4/D-19.6 Laser-generated Broadband Antireflection Structures For Freeform Silicon Lenses At Terahertz Frequencies Anika Brahm1; Sven Döring2; Annika Wilms1; Gunther Notni1; Stefan Nolte2; Andreas Tünnermann1 1Fraunhofer Institute IOF, Germany; 2Insitute of Applied Physics, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany

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16:30 T4/D-19.7 Corrugated Transmission Line Systems For 395 GHz/ 600 MHz And 460 GHz /700 MHz DNP-NMR Spectroscopy Jagadishwar Sirigiri1; Thorsten Maly1; Nathan Tarricone1; Jing Zhou1; Toshitaka Idehara2; Yoh Matsuki3; Toshimichi Fujiwara3 1Bridge 12 Technologies, Inc., United States; 2Center for Develop-ment of Far-Infrared Region, University of Fukui, Japan; 3Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University, Japan 16:45 T4/D-19.8 A Focusing Metamaterial Based Wollaston Prism Paul Moseley1; Giorgio Savini1; Elena Saenz2; Peter Ade3; Jin Zhang4 1UCL, United Kingdom; 2ESA, Netherlands; 3Cardiff University, United Kingdom;4Anglia Ruskin University, United Kingdom 17:00 T4/D-19.9 Terahertz In Plane And Terahertz Out Of Plane (TIP-TOP) Switching Of A Liquid Crystal Spatial Light Modulator Benjamin Ung1; Yang Yu2; Edward Parrott1; Abhishek Sri-vastava2; Vladimir Chigrinov2; Emma Pickwell-MacPherson3 1Department of Electronic Engineering, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; 2Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technolog, Hong Kong; 3The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 17:15 T4/D-19.10 Achromatic THz Wave Plate Composed Of Stacked Parallel Metal Plates with A Pillar Array Masaya Nagai1; Noriyuki Mukai1; Yosuke Minowa1; Masaaki Ashida1; Jun Takayanagi2; Hideyuki Ohtake2 1Osaka Univ., Japan; 2Aisin Seiki Co. Ltd., Japan

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T4/E - 16. High Power and Nonlinear Phenomena III

Santa Rita Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Alexander Litvak 16:00 T4/E-16.11 Ultraviolet Light Emission From Reso-nant Gold Dipole Antennas In Air Illuminated With Intense Sub-picosecond Terahertz Transients Krzysztof Lwaszczuk; Maksim Zalkovskij; Andrew Strikwerd; Pe-ter Jepsen DTU Fotonik, Denmark 16:30 T4/E-16.12 Terahertz Field-induced Second Harmonic Gen-eration Through Pockels Effect In A Zinc Telluride Crystal Emmanuel Abraham; Marion Cornet; Amine Ould Hamouda; Jérôme Degert; Eric Freysz LOMA - University of Bordeaux, France 16:45 T4/E-16.13 140GHz 8-way Power Combing Module Xiaoke Kang; Xianjin Deng; Peng Chen; Juan Su; Jun Jiang; Jian Zhang Institute of Electronic Engineering,CAEP, China 17:00 T4/E-16.14 Ablation Of Organic Crystals Using Picosec-ond THz Free Electron Laser Pulses Masaya Nagai1; Eiichi Matsubara1; Masaaki Ashida1; Keigo Ka-wase2; Akinori Irizawa2; Ryukou Kato2; Goro Isoyama2 1Osaka Univ., Japan; 2ISIR, Osaka Univ., Japan 17:15 T4/E-16.15 EU Development Program For The 1 MW Gyrotron For ITER Fabio Cismondi; Ferran Albajar; Tullio Bonicelli Fusion for Energy, Spain

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T5 - Poster Session 2 Ballroom South 17:30 - 19:00 Chairperson: Alex Wu P2-1 T5-P14.1 THz And Mid IR Fourier Transform Spectros-copy On Polyethylene Irradiated With - Co-60 Radiation Kerstin von der Ehe1; Ulrich Schade2; Matthias Jaunich1; Di-etmar Wolff1; Emad Aziz2; Joerg Beckmann1 1Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Ger-many; 2Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie, Ger-many P2-2 T5-P14.3 Phase-Sensitive Magnetoresistance Oscilla-tions Induced By Commensurate Bichromatic Irradiations In 2D Electron Systems Xiaolin Lei; Shiyong Liu Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China P2-3 T5-P14.5 Absorption Spectra Of Benzoic Acid In The 5-15 THz Range Joseph Horvat; Lucia Lepodise; Roger Lewis University of Wollongong, Australia P2-4 T5-P14.6 THz Spectroscopy Of Sodium, Lithium And Po-tassium Montmorillonites Ingrid Wilke; Michael Aldersley; Prakash Joshi; Rachel Mathew Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States P2-5 T5-P14.7 THz Absorption Bands In Sr14Cu24O41 By Syn-chrotron Radiation Evan Constable1; Joseph Horvat1; Guochu Deng2; R. A. Lewis1 1University of Wollongong, Australia; 2Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Australia P2-6 T5-P14.8 Terahertz Spectroscopy Of Natural Stone Ma-terials Daehoon Han; Hanlae Jo; Jaewook Ahn KAIST, Korea, Republic of

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P2-7 T5-P14.9 Polarization Terahertz Spectroscopy Applica-tion To Theophylline Anhydrite Single Crystal For Vibrational Mode Assignment Tetsuo Sasaki1; Ohki Kambara1; Tomoaki Sakamoto2; Jun-ichi Nishizawa3 1Shizuoka University, Japan; 2National Institute of Health Science, Japan; 3Tohoku University, Japan P2-8 T5-P14.10 A Novel Accurate Method For Attenuated Total Reflection Spectroscopy Amin Soltani1; Lennart Duschek1; Stefan Busch1; Thorsten Probst1; Enrique Castro- Camus2; Martin Koch1

1Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany; 2Centro de Investigaciones en Optica A.C., Mexico P2-9 T5-P16.1 Study On Terahertz Parametric Oscillator Pumped By Multi-transverse-mode Lasers Jiaqi Li; Yuye Wang; Degang Xu; Chao Yan; Zhongxiao Li; Pengxiang Liu; Wei Shi; Jianquan Yao The Institute of Laser & Opto-electronic, Tianjin University,P. R. China, China P2-10 T5-P16.2 Transition From Insulating To Conducting States Induced By Intense Terahertz Pulses In Aggregate Of Metal Particles Yuzuru Tadokoro; Keisuke Takano; Masanori Hangyo Institute of Laser Engineering - Osaka University, Japan P2-11 T5-P16.3 Non-linear Spin Lattice Dynamic In KR(MoO4)2 Dmytro Kamenskyi1; Hans Engelkamp1; Sergii Poperezhai2; Papori Gogoi1; Denis Arslanov1; Rienk Jongma1; Wim van der Zande1; Volodymyr Kut'ko2 1Institute for Molecules and Materials, Netherlands; 2B. Verkin Insti-tute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the National Academy of Science o, Ukraine

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P2-12 T5-P16.4 Nonlinear Response Of Au Nanostructures Observed With Intense THz Pulses Katsumasa Yoshioka1; Yasuo Minami1; Thang Duy Dao2; Tadaaki Nagao3; Kenichi Shudo1; Jun Takeda1; Masahiro Kitajima4; Ikufumi Katayama1 1Yokohama National University, Japan; 2WPI-MANA National Insti-tute for Materials Science, JST-CREST, Nara Institute of Science and Technolo, Japan; 3WPI-MANA National Institute for Materials Sci-ence, JST-CREST, Japan; 4Yokohama National University, JST-CREST, LxRay Co. Ltd., Japan P2-13 T5-P16.5 The Beam-Wave Synchronization And Cou-pling For Three Modes In A Three-Gap Coupled Cavity Based On Space-Charge Wave Theory Zhi Liu1; Jirun Luo2; Jian Cui1; Wenkai Liu1; Haiyan Sun1 1North China University of Technology, Beijing,China, China; 2Insti-tute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 100190 China, China P2-14 T5-P17.1 Experimental Verification 3D Subwavelength Resolution Beyond Abbe Barrier With Flat Diffractive Optic In Millimeter Wave Igor Minin Siberian State Academy of Geodesy, Russian Federation P2-15 T5-P17.2 A Near-field Spoof Plasmon THz Probe Using Metallized 3-D Printed Plastic Kyoung Youl Park; Premjeet Chahal Michigan State University, United States P2-16 T5-P17.3 An Innovative 3D Diffractive Lenses To Over-come The 3D Abbe Diffraction Limit In Millimeter Wave: Simu-lation And Experiment Igor Minin; Oleg Minin Siberian State Academy of Geodesy, Russian Federation

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P2-17 T5-P17.4 THz Near-field Microscopy Of Semiconductor And Metal Bowtie Antennas Arkabrata Bhattacharya1; Giorgos Georgiou1; Simon Sawallich2; Christopher Matheisen2; Michael Nagel2; Jaime Gomez Rivas1 1FOM Institute AMOLF, Netherlands; 2AMO, Germany P2-18 T5-P18.1 A Novel Compact Microstrip-to-Waveguide Transition Structure for Integration with Multilayered Circuits Yu Liu; Ping Cao; Cheng Hong; Meng Cai Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., China P2-19 T5-P18.2 Optical Effects At Projection Measurements For Terahertz Tomography Anika Brahm; Sebastian Merx; Maryna Tymoshchuk; Gunther Notni; Andreas Tünnermann Fraunhofer Institute IOF, Germany P2-20 T5-P18.3 Linear Analysis Of A 0.22THz Sine Wave-guide Travelling Wave Tube Wenqiu Xie; Zicheng Wang; Fangming He; Jirun Luo; Qinglun Liu Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P2-21 T5-P18.4 Interactions Of Electron Beams With Electro-magnetic Waves In Cerenkov Devices With A Magnetized Plasma Column Wang Haoying1; Zhang Linxi1; Zhang Qiang1; Liu Wenxin2 1Ocean University of China, China; 2 Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P2-22 T5-P18.5 Evaluation Of Effect Of Protective Case On Wave Propagation At 300GHz Toshihide Tosaka; Katsumi Fujii; Kaori Fukunaga; Akifumi Kasa-matsu NICT, Japan P2-23 T5-P18.6 Design Of Symmetric Window For THz Trav-eling-Wave Tube Amplifier Xin Guo; Wenxin Liu; Chao Zhao; Yong Wang Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

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P2-24 T5-P18.7 Electrostatic Field Simulation Of Variable Pitch Helical Cathode Song Yue; Zhaochuan Zhang; Dongping Gao Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P2-25 T5-P18.8 Modeling And Analysis Of Millimeter/Sub-mil-limeter Wave Indoor Communications For Multi-gigabit Wire-less Transmission Yonghoon Choi; Youngnam Han Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Repub-lic of P2-26 T5-P18.9 Simulation And Comparison Of High Fre-quency Characteristics For A Step-Shaped Groove Staggered Double Grating Array Waveguide Jirun Luo; Wenqiu Xie; Fangming He; Zicheng Wang; Ding zhao; Min Zhu; Wei Guo Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P2-27 T5-P18.10 Processing Sequence To Analyse 3D THz Images Benoit Recur1; Hugo Balacey2; Jean Baptiste Perraud2; Patrick Mounaix2 1ANU, RSPE Applied Math., Australia; 2LOMA, Bordeaux University, France P2-28 T5-P18.11 A Wideband THz Time Domain Spectros-copy Table-top System Based On Ultrafast Pulsed Laser: Model And Experiments Alessandro Tomasino1; Fabrizio Buccheri2; Salvatore Stivala1; Alessandro Busacca1; Marco Peccianti3; Roberto Morandotti4 1University of Palermo, Italy; 2University of Rochester, United States; 3University of Sussex, United Kingdom; 4INRS-EMT, Canada P2-29 T5-P18.12 Design Of Terahertz Filters Using A Modi-fied Bisection Method Berardi Sensale-Rodriguez; Kai Yang; Sara Arezoomandan The University of Utah, United States

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P2-30 T5-P18.13 Novel Analysis And Modeling Of Lossy Sub-millimeter Waveguides Yasser Hussein1; Samir El-Ghazaly2 1University of Arkansas, United States; 2University of Arknsas, United States P2-31 T5-P18.15 A Rigorous Study Of A Shielded Microstrip Line With MR-GEC Method Nejla Oueslati National Engineering School of Tunis, Tunisia P2-32 T5-P19.1 Application Of Least Square Method In Trans-formation Optics Mateus Augusto Junqueira; Lucas Heitzman Grabrielli; Danilo Henrique Spadoti Federal University of Itajubpa, Brazil P2-33 T5-P19.2 Tunable And Broadband Negative Group De-lays In A Birefringent Waveguide Hsin-Yu Yao1; H. G. Winful2; Tsun-Hsu Chang1 1National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan; 2University of Michigan, United States P2-34 T5-P19.3 Design Of Electron Optics System For 0.33THz Extended Interaction Amplifier Chao Zhao; Wenxin Liu Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P2-35 T5-P19.4 Design Of An Oversize Tapered-tube Beam Concentrator For Microwave Rocket Masafumi Fukunari; Nat Wongsuryrat; Toshikazu Yamaguchi; Kimiya Komurasaki; Hiroyuiki Koizumi The University of Tokyo, Japan P2-36 T4-P19.5 THz Components And Plasmonic Structures Fabricated By Direct Laser Patterning Of Metals Bogdan Voisiat; Gediminas Raciukaitis; Irmantas Kasalynas Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania

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P2-37 T5-P19.6 Low-cost High Fill-factor Polarizers With Low Insertion-loss Using An Anti-reflection Coating John Middendorf; John Cetnar; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States P2-38 T5-P19.7 A Design Of A Slow-group-velocity And Low-loss Bragg Waveguide In Terahertz Tsun-Hsu Chang1; Hsin-Yu Yao1; T. H. Her2 1Nat.Tsing Hua Univ, Taiwan; 2Univ of North Carolina Charlotte, USA P2-39 T5-P20.1 Dielectric Zoned Wedge Wide Scanned Dif-fractive 3D Lens Antenna-radome Igor Minin1; Oleg Minin2 1SSGA, Russian Fed; 2Siberian State Acad of Geodesy, Russian Federation P2-40 T5-P20.2 6.4 mm Diameter Silicon Micromachined Lens For THz Dielectric Antenna Choonsup Lee1; Goutam Chattopadhyay1; Maria Alonso-delPino2; Nuria Llombart3 1NASA JPL, United States; 2Technical University of Catalonia, Spain; 3Delft Univesity of Technology, Netherlands P-41 T5-P20.3 Steering The Beam Directions In Terahertz Band By Frequency Sweeping Chao Li; Guangyou Fang Inst of Elec, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P-42 T5-P20.4 Improve Open Slot Vivaldi Antenna Design For Terahertz Xinyu Cao1; Jinling Zhang2; Hongzhen Yang3; hourong Li2; Su-hua Wen2; Guozhong Zhao4 1Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications; 2North China Institute of Aerospace Engineer, China; 3 North China Institute of Aer-ospace Engineering, China; 4Capital Normal University, China

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P-43 T5-P20.5 Substrate Free G-Band Vivaldi Antenna Array Design, Fabrication And Testing Jennifer Arroyo1; Anatoliy Boryssenko1; Rob Reid1; Martin Heim-beck2 1Nuvotronics, United States; 2Army Aviation & Missile RD&E Center, United States P-44 T5-P21.1 Terahertz Emission And Reflection Associated With Surface Plasmon Polaritons In N-GaN Microstructures Grigory Melentyev1; Vadim Shalygin1; Maria Moldavskaya1; Va-dim Panevin1; Leonid Vorobjev1; Vladimir Poroshin2; Henri Nykänen3; Lauri Riuttanen3; Olli Svensk3; Sami Suihkonen3 1St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, Russian Federa-tion; 2Institute of Physics, National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Ukraine; 3Aalto University, School of Electrical Engineering, Finland P-45 T5-P21.2 Design A New Metallic Grating Applied In Quantum Well Infrared Photo-detector Dong Liu; Wenxin Liu; Yong Wang Institue of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P-46 T5-P21.3 Paraxial Equation For The Surface Wave On A Conducting Cylinder Igor Kotelnikov1; Gennady Stupakov2 1Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS, Russian Federa-tion; 2Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford University, United States P-47 T5-P22.1 Effects Of Local Oscillator Phase Noise On Submillimeter-wave Spectrometer Performance Erich Schlecht; Imran Mehdi NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States P-48 T5-P22.2 Room Temperature THz Photoluminescence From IV-Group Semiconductors Under Interband Excitation Alexander Andrianov; Alexey Zakharin; Alexander Bobylev; Ser-gei Egorov A.F. Ioffe Physical Technical Institute of Russian Academy of Sci-ence, Russian Federation

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P-49 T5-P23.1 Phase-locking Of A THz-QCL Using A Low Noise HEB Mixer, And A Frequency-comb As A Reference Yoshihisa Irimajiri; Motohiro Kumagai; Isao Morohashi; Akira Kawakami; Shigeo Nagano; Norihiko Sekine; Satoshi Ochiai; Shukichi Tanaka; Yuko Hanado; Iwao Hosako; Yoshinori Uzawa NICT, Japan P-50 T5-P23.2 A 170-280 GHz InP HEMT Low Noise Amplifier Alexis Zamora1; Kevin Leong1; Theodore Reck2; Goutam Chatto-padhyay2; William Deal1 1Northrop Grumman Corporation, United States; 2Jet Propulsion La-boratory, United States P-51 T5-P32.1 Numerical Investigation Of Frequency-agile Terahertz Metamaterials Which Incorporate Semiconducting Material. Junxiang Yu; Dehua Li; Wei Zhou; Peng Zhao; Da Chen Shandong university of science and technology, China

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Wednesday, September 17, 2014 Plenary Session P5-P6 Crowder Hall Auditorium –

Music School 09:00 - 10:30 Chairperson: Terry Parker 9:00 W1/P-9.1 Broadband THz Wave Science and Technology BUTTON PRIZE LECTURE Xi-Cheng Zhang Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China 9:45 W2/P-25.2 THz Gyrotrons and Their Applications Richard Temkin MIT, United States

W2/A - 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks II


11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Neville Luhmann 11:00 W2/A-20.6 Dual Band Sub-mm And IR Detector Based On Square Fresnel Zone Plate Lens Ramon Gonzalo; Etayo David; Iñigo Ederra Public University of Navarra, Spain 11:30 W2/A-20.7 300 GHz Microfabricated Waveguide Slotted Arrays Anatoliy Boryssenko; Ken Vanhille Nuvotronics, United States 11:45 W2/A-20.8 Dual Polarized Leaky Wave Antenna Cou-pled KIDs For THz Space Applications Nuria Llombart1; Juan Bueno2; Ozan Yurduseven1; Jochem Baselmans2; Andrea Neto1 1Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; 2Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Netherlands

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12:00 W2/A-20.9 Terahertz Reflectarray For Bidirectional Beam Splitting Tiaoming Niu; Withawat Withayachumnankul; Derek Abbott; Christophe Fumeaux The University of Adelaide, Australia 12:15 W2/A-19.10 THz Metal Mesh Filters On Electrically Thick Fused Silica Substrates Stepan Lucyszyn; William Otter; Fangjing Hu; Jonathan Hazell Imperial College London, United Kingdom

W2/B – 21. Plasmonics I Catalina Room 11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Daniel

Grischkowsky 11:00 W2/B-21.1 Hybrid Metal-dielectric THz Fibers: De-sign And Perspectives Maksim Skorobogatiy; Andrey Markov; Hichem Guerboukha Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada 11:30 W2/B-21.2 Photo-generation Of Resonant Structures At THz Frequencies Giorgos Georgiou; Martijn Schaafsma; Hemant Tyagi; Tom Steinbusch; Jaime Gomez-Rivas FOM Institute AMOLF, Netherlands 11:45 W2/B-21.3 Extraordinary Transmission In A Comple-mentary Metallic Disk And Hole Array For Terahertz Waves Fei Fan; Sai Chen; Sheng-Jiang Chang Institute of Modern Optics, Nankai University, China 12:00 W2/B-21.4 Broadband Characterization Of THz Fre-quency High Fill-Factor Substrate-Based Wire-Grid Polarizers With High Extinction Ratios Ryan Hendrix; John Middendorf; John Cetnar; Jason Deibel; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States 12:15 W2/B-21.5 New Laser Applications On The THz/FarIR Beamline At The Australian Synchrotron Ruth Plathe; Dominique Appadoo; Courtney Ennis Australian Synchrotron, Australia

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W2/C - 14. Spectroscopy of Liquids and Solids II

Tucson Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Gian Piero Gallerano

11:00 W2/C-14.6 THz Spectroscopy of Superconducting Ultrathin Films Martin Dressel1; Uwe Pracht1; Eric Heintze1; Marc Scheffler1; Bo-ris Gorshunov2; Daniel Sherman3; Aviad Frydman3; Konstantin Il'in4; Dagmar Henrich4; Michael Siegel4 1Universitat Stuttgart, Germany; 2General Physics Institut, Moscow, Russian Federation; 3Bar Ilan University, Israel; 4KIT, Germany 11:30 W2/C-14.7 Time Resolved Broadband Terahertz Relax-ation Dynamics Of Electron In Water Tianwu Wang1; Krzysztof Iwaszczuk1; David G. Cooke2; Peter Uhd Jepsen1 1Technical University of Denmark, the department of photonics engi-neering, Denmark; 2Department of physics, McGill Univ., Canada 11:45 W2/C-14.8 Kinetics Of Polymorphic Transitions Of Cy-clohexanol Studied By Terahertz Spectroscopy Hal Suzuki; Hiromichi Hoshina; Chiko Otani RIKEN, Japan 12:00 W2/C-14.9 THz ESR Study Of Perfect Kagome Lattice Antiferromagnet Cr-Jarosite Hitoshi Ohta; Susumu Okubo; Ryohei Nakata; Shohei Ikeda; Naoki Takahashi; Takahiro Sakurai; Wei-min Zhang; Shigeo Hara Kobe University, Japan 12:15 W2/C-14.10 Salt-induced Change In Lipid Hydration Da-Hye Choi; Heyjin Son; Jin-Young Jeong; Gun-Sik Park Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of

W2/D - 19. Optics and Quasi- Optics III

Rincon Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Andrea Neto 11:00 W2/D-19.11 Submm-wave Planar Focusing Devices Based On Holographic Reflectarrays Sergei Kuznetsov; Mikhail Astafev; Evgeny Lonshakov Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation

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11:30 W2/D-19.12 Fourier Gratings Used As THz Multiplex-ers: Design, Simulation, Test Alain Kreisler1; Vishal Jagtap1; Michel Redon2; Geoffroy Klisnick2; Annick Dégardin2 1SUPELEC - LGEP, France; 2UPMC Sorbonne Universités, France 11:45 W2/D-19.13 Determination Of Waveguide Mode Con-tent Using Irradiance Moments Michael Shapiro1; Sudheer Jawla1; Richard Temkin1; Hiroshi Idei2 1MIT, United States; 2RIAM, Japan 12:00 W2/D-19.14 Continuously Variable Substrate-based THz Beamsplitter John Middendorf; John Cetnar; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States 12:15 W2/D-28.15 Spectral Response Measurements Of Ul-tra-sensitive TES Detectors In The 34-60 M Wavelength Range Gerhard de Lange; Michael Audley; Geert Keizer; Willem Jan Vreeling SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Netherlands

W2/E - 22. Solid State Sources I Santa Rita Room 11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Masanori

Hangyo 11:00 W2/E-22.1 Capability Of Broadband Solid-State Room-Temperature Coherent Sources In The Terahertz Range Jose V. Siles; Choonsup Lee; Robert Lin; Erich Schlecht; Goutam Chattopadhyay; Imran Mehdi NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States 11:30 W2/E-22.2 245 GHz Transmitter And Receiver In SiGe For Gas Spectroscopy Klaus Schmalz1; Philipp Neumaier2; Johannes Borngräber1; Wojciech Debski3; Heinz-Wilhelm Hübers2 1IHP, Germany; 2Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR), Germany; 3Silicon Radar, Germany

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11:45 W2/E-22.3 All-Silicon Integrated THz Harmonic Source And Receiver Components For Future Active Imaging Modali-ties Janusz Grzyb; Konstantin Statnikov; Richard Al Hadi; Ullrich Pfeiffer University of Wuppertal, Germany 12:00 W2/E-22.4 Broadly Tunable External Cavity Terahertz Source From 1.2~5.9 THz Yifan Jiang1; Karun Vijayraghavan1; Seungyong Jung1; Frederic Demmerle2; Gerhard Boehm2; Markus Amann2; Mikhail Belkin1 The University of Texas at Austin, United States Technische Universitat Munchen, Germany 12:15 W2/E-22.5 THz-wave Generation Based On Crystals KTiOPO4 And KTiOAsO4 Xingyu Zhang; Weitao Wang; Zhenhua Cong; Zhaojun Liu; Zengguang Qin; Xiaohan Chen; Qingming Lu Shandong University, China

W3/A - 20. Antennas and Beam Forming Networks III


14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Ken Wood 14:00 W3/A-20.10 Design Of High Gain THz Smooth Walled Feed Horns for CCAT Heterodyne Camera German Cortes-Medellin Cornell University, United States 14:30 W3/A-20.11 Millimeter Wave Luneburg Lens Antenna Fabricated By Polymer Jetting Rapid Prototyping Kokou Gbele; Min Liang; Wei-Ren Ng; Michael Gehm; Hao Xin University of Arizona, United States 14:45 W3/A-20.12 Mixer And Beamforming Advances In Milli-meter-Wave Imaging Calvin Domier; Qi Jiang; Danqing Fu; Meijiao Li; Fengqi Hu; Ne-ville Luhmann, Jr.; Xiaoguang Liu University of California at Davis, United States

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15:00 W3/A-20.13 Electrically Biased W-band Phase Shifter Based On Liquid Crystal Matthias Jost; Christian Weickhmann; Sebastian Strunck; Alex-ander Gaebler; Wenjuan Hu; Tobias Franke; Ananto Eka Pra-setiadi; Onur Hamza Karabey; Rolf Jakoby Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany 15:15 W3/A-28.5 Aluminum LEKIDs For Millimeter-Wave Ra-dio Astronomy Glenn Jones1; Heather McCarrick1; Daniel Flanigan1; Brad John-son1; Amber Miller1; Peter Day2; Phil Mauskopf3; Hamdi Mani3; George Che3; Tony Mroczkowski4; Peter Ade5; Simon Doyle5 1Columbia University, United States; 2Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States; 3Arizona State University, United States;4Naval Re-search Lab, United States; 5Cardiff University, United Kingdom

W3/B - 21. Plasmonics II Catalina Room 14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Michele Ortolani 14:00 W3/B-21.6 Mid-Infrared Plasmonic Platform Based On Heavily Doped Epitaxial Ge-on-Si: Retrieving The Opti-cal Constants Of Thin Ge Epilayers Leonetta Baldassarre1; Eugenio Calandrini2; Antonio Samarelli3; Kevin Gallacher3; Douglas Paul3; Jacopo Frigerio4; Giovanni Isella4; Emilie Sakat5; Marco Finazzi5; Paolo Biagioni5; Michele Ortolani2 1CLNS Sapienza, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy; 2Physics De-partment, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy;3School of Engineering, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom; 4L-NESS, Politecnico di Mi-lano, Italy; 5Physics Department, Politecnico di Milano, Italy 14:30 W3/B-21.7 Intensification Of Terahertz Electric Field In A Semiconductor Nanodimer Thomas Wong1; Tao Shen2; Zhijing Hu1; Xiaohuan Fu1; Yanlin Li1 1Illinois Institute of Technology, United States; 2Kunming University of Science and Technology, China

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14:45 W3/B-21.8 Huge Field Enhancement In Microwave Range Achieved By /2000-width Antennas Kwanghee Lee; Jiyeah Rhie; Young-Mi Bahk; Jeeyoon Jeong; Dai-Sik Kim Seoul National University, Korea, Republic of 15:00 W3/B-21.9 E-Shaped Patch Antenna Coupled Plas-monic FET For Broadband THz Detection In 130nm CMOS Technology Shamsun Nahar; Mona M. Hella Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States 15:15 W3/B-21.10 Indium Antimonide (InSb) Based Planar Terahertz Plasmonic Waveguide Shourie Ranjana Jebamalaidass1; Piyush Bhatt2; Harshad Surdi3; Bagvanth R. Sangala3; M.N. Satyanarayan1; G. Umesh G1; and S.S. Prabhu3 1NITK Surathkal, India; 2IIT Bombay, India; 3TIFR - Mumbai, India

W3/C - 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids III

Tucson Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Gian Piero Gallerano

14:00 W3/C-14.11 Probing The Stability Of Fluorescent Proteins By Terahertz Spectroscopy Mengyang Xu1; Deepu George1; Ralph Jimenez2; Andrea Markelz1 1University at Buffalo, United States; 2University of Colorado, United States 14:30 W3/C-14.12 Identification Of Textile Fiber By IR And Raman Spectroscopy John Molloy1; Mira Naftaly1; Yuri Andreev2; Tatyana Izaak3; Gregory Lansky2; Valeriy Svetlichnyi3 1National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; 2Institute of Monitor-ing of Climatic and Ecological Systems SB RAS, Russian Federa-tion; 3Siberian Physical-Technical Institute of Tomsk State University, Russian Federation

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14:45 W3/C-14.13 Probing Solid-state Reaction Mechanisms With THz-TDS Edward Parrott1; Axel Zeitler2; Tomislav Friscic3; William Jones2; Lynn Gladden2 1Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; 2University of Cam-bridge, United Kingdom; 3McGill University, Canada 15:00 W3/C-14.14 Transmittance Modulation Of THz Pulses Through Organic-inorganic Hybrid Structures Under Polariza-tion And Incident Angle Dependent Optical Excitation Chul Kang1; Hyung Keun Yoo2; Sun-Goo Lee2; Chul-Sik Kee2; Joong Wook Lee3 1Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of; 2GIST, Korea, Republic of; 3Chonnam National University, Korea, Republic of 15:15 W3/C-14.15 Origin Of Non-Drude Conductivity In The THz Spectra Of Nanogranular Semiconductors Filip Kadlec1; Tomáš Wagner2; Christelle Kadlec1; Miloslav Frumar2; Koichi Shimakawa2; Safa Kasap3 1Inst. of Physics, Acad. Sci. of the Czech Rep., Czech Repub-lic; 2Univ. of Pardubice, Czech Republic;3Univ. of Saskatchewan, Canada

W3/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons I

Rincon Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Manfred Thumm

14:00 W3/D-25.1 Development Of Advanced Gyrotrons John Jelonnek; Konstantinos Avramidis; Joachim Franck; Gerd Gantenbein; Klaus Hesch; Jianbo Jin; Parth Kalaria; Ioannis Pa-gonakis; Tomasz Rzesnicki; Martin Schmid; Manfred Thumm; Anton Malygin; Sebastian Ruess; Andrey Samartsev; Theo Scherer; Dirk Strauss; Chuanren Wu; Jianghua Zhang Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany

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14:30 W3/D-25.2 Operation And Upgrade Of The ECRH Sys-tem At ASDEX Upgrade Dietmar Wagner1; Jörg Stober2; Fritz Leuterer1; Francesco Mon-aco1; Stefan Müller1; Max Münich1; Chris Rapson1; Matthias Reich1; Martin Schubert1; Harald Schütz1; Wolfgang Treutterer1; Hartmut Zohm1; Manfred Thumm3; Theo Scherer3; Andreas Meier3; Gerd Gantenbein3; John Jelonnek3; Walter Kasparek4; Carsten Lechte4; Burkhard Plaum4; Alexander Litvak5; Gregory Denisov5; Alexey Chirkov5; Leonid Popov6; Vadim Nichi-porenko6; Vadim Myasnikov6; Evgeny Tai6; Elena Solyanova6; Sergey Malygin6 1Max-Planck-Insitut fuer Plasmaphysik, Germany; 2Max-Planck-Insti-tut fuer Plasmaphysik, Germany; 3Karlsruhe Inst. Tech., Ger-many; 4Institut für Grenzflächenverfahrenstechnik und Plasmatech-nologie, Universität Stuttgart, Germany; 5Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation; 6GYCOM Ltd., Russian Federation 14:45 W3/D-25.3 Progress On High Power Long Pulse Gyro-tron Development In JAEA Keishi Sakamoto; Yasuhisa Oda; Ryosuke Ikeda; Takayuki Ko-bayashi; Ken Kajiwara; Kazuo Hayashi; Koji Takahashi; Shinichi Moriyama Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan 15:00 W3/D-25.4 New Results And New Trends In Develop-ment Of Gyrotrons For Fusion Gregory Denisov; Alexander Litvak; Alexey Chirkov; Andrey Kuftin; Vladimir Zapevalov; Vladimir Malygin Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Federation 15:15 W3/D-25.5 Stability Of Gyrotron Operation In Very High-Order Modes Gregory Nusinovich1; Olgierd Dumbrajs2; Thomas Antonsen1 1University of Maryland, United States; 2University of Latvia, Latvia

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W3/E - 22. Solid State Sources II & 23. Semiconductor Osc. and Amps & 24. Lasers Sources and QCLs I

Santa Rita Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Jose Siles 14:00 W3/E-22.6 Terahertz Parametric Source Generating Pulse Energy Of 6.5 J At 1.74 THz

Xingyu Zhang; Guanqi Tang; Zengguang Cong; Zengguang Qin; Zhaojun Liu; Xiaohan Chen; Weitao Wang Shandong University, China 14:15 W3/E-23.1 1.46 THz RTD Oscillators With Strong Back In-jection From Collector Michael Feiginov; Hidetoshi Kanaya; Safumi Suzuki; Masahiro Asada Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 14:30 W3/E-23.2 Microfabricated, High Power Millimeter Wave Amplifiers At G-band Colin Joye1; Alan Cook1; Jeffrey Calame1; David Abe1; Khanh Ngu-yen2; Alexander Vlasov1; Igor Chernyavskiy1; Edward Wright2; Dean Pershing2; Baruch Levush1 1US Naval Research Laboratory, United States; 2Beam-Wave Re-search, Inc., United States 14:45 W3/E-24.1 Injection Seeding Of Metal-metal Terahertz Quantum Cascade Lasers Feihu Wang1; Joshua Freeman1; Kenneth Maussang1; Anthony Brewer2; Jean Maysonnave1; Souad Moumdji3; Raffaele Co-lombelli3; Lianhe Li4; Edmund Linfield4; Giles Davies4; Harvey Beere2; David Ritchie2; Jérôme Tignon1; Sukhdeep Dhillon1 1Laboratoire Pierre Aigrain, Ecole Normale Supérieure, CNRS(UMR8551), Université P. et M. Curie, Uni, France; 2Semiconduc-tor Physics Group, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 3Institut d’Electronique Fondamentale, Université Paris Sud, France; 4School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Leeds, United King-dom

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15:00 W3/E-24.2 Phase Locking A 4.7 THz Quantum Cascade Laser Using A Super-Lattice Diode As Harmonic Mixer Andrey Khudchenko1; Darren Hayton1; Dmitry Pavelyev2; Andrey Baryshev1; Jian-Rong Gao3; Tsung-Yu Kao4; Qing Hu4; John Reno5; Vladimir Vaks6

1SRON The Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Nether-lands; 2Radiophysics department of Nizhny Novgorod State University, Russian Federation; 3Kavli Institute of NanoScience, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; 4Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States; 5Sandia National Laboratories, United States;6Institute for Physics of Microstructures, Russian Federation 15:15 W3/E-24.3 4.7-THz Local Oscillator For SOFIA Based On A Quantum-Cascade Laser Heiko Richter1; Michael Greiner-Baer1; Kerstin Roesner1; Alexei Semenov1; Martin Wienold2; Lutz Schrottke2; Klaus Biermann2; Holger Grahn2; Heinz-Wilhelm Huebers1 1German Aerospace Center, Germany; 2Paul-Drude Institute, Germany

W4/A - 27. Solid State Detectors and Mixers I


16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Michele Ortolani 16:00 W4/A-27.1 Tunable Antenna Coupled Intersubband Terahertz Detector Nutan Gautam1; Jonathan Kawamura2; Nacer Chahat2; Boris Karasik2; Paolo Focardi2; Loren Pfeiffer3; Mark Sherwin1; Samuel Gulkis4 1University of California Santa Barbara, United States; 2Jet Propul-sion Laboratory, United States; 3Princeton University, United States; 4Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States 16:30 W4/A-27.2 Development Of THz Harmonic Mixer For QCL Phase Locking Application Jeffrey Hesler1; Scott Barker2; Berhanu Bulcha2 1Virginia Diodes Inc., United States; 2University Of Virginia, United States

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16:45 W4/A-27.3 A Compact And Reliable 200-300 GHz Re-ceiver For The ITER ECE System Eric Bryerton; Daniel Koller; Jeffrey Hesler; Thomas Crowe Virginia Diodes, Inc., United States 17:00 W4/A-27.4 Cavity Modes In Hybrid Structure Of QWIP And Plasmonic Cavity Qian Li; ZhiFeng Li; Ning Li; XiaoShuang Chen; PingPing Chen; XueChu Shen; Wei Lu Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sci-ences, China 17:15 W4/A-28.2 In Situ Spectroscopic Ellipsometry Of SIS Barrier Formation Michael Cyberey; Arthur Lichtenberger University of Virginia, United States

W4/B - 21. Plasmonics III Catalina Room 16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Terry Parker 16:00 W4/B-21.11 Application Of Plasma-Wave Detectors For Ultra-Short Pulse Terahertz Radiation Alexey Gutin1; Andrey Muraviev1; N Kamaraju2; Xiaohan Shen1; Masashi Yamaguchi1; Wojciech Knap3; Dmitry But3; Nina Dia-konova3; Michael Shur1 1Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States; 2Rensselaer Poly-technic Institute, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States; 3Uni-versity of Montpellier 2, France 16:30 W4/B-21.12 Terahertz Plasmon Cavity Modes In A Het-erostructure Transistor Alessandra Di Gaspare1; Michele Ortolani2; Valeria Giliberti2; Florestano Evangelisti3; Giorgio Biasiol4; Lucia Sorba5; Ennio Giovine1 1CNR Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnology, Italy; 2Sapienza University of Rome, Italy; 3Universita Roma Tre, Italy; 4CNR IOM, It-aly; 5CNR NANO, Italy

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16:45 W4/B-21.13 A Thorough Study Of Terahertz Surface Waves Travelling Along Metal-dielectric Surfaces Of Different Curvature And Jumping Through Air Gaps Cherkassky Valery1; Boris Knyazev1; Vasily Gerasimov2; Valery Cherkassky1; Gennady Kulipanov2; Igor Kotelnikov2; Alexey Ni-kitin3; Guerman Zhizhin3; Vasily Gerasimov2 1Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation; 2Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS, Russian Federation;3Scientific and Techno-logical Center for Unique Instrumentation RAS, Russian Federation 17:00 W4/B-21.5 An Inkjet Printing Technique To Spatially Vary The Conductivity In Plasmonic Structures Barun Gupta; Shashank Pandey; Ajay Nahata University of Utah, United States 17:15 W4/B-20.1 Broadband THz Guidance In Helical Wave-guides Jessienta Anthony; Dominik Vogt; Rainer Leonhardt University of Auckland, New Zealand

W4/C - 14. Spectroscopy Liquids and Solids IV & 15. Spectroscopy Gas Phase

Tucson Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: XueChu Shen 16:00 W4/C-14.16 Magnetic Field Induced Spin Reorientation Transition In NdFeO3 Investigated With THz Time-Domain Spectroscopy Guohong Ma Shanghai University, China 16:30 W4/C-15.1 Experimental Investigation On New Absorption Peaks Of Water Vapor At High Temperatures Using Terahertz Spectroscopy Yuhui Song; Zhenyou Wang; Murray Thomson; Jamie Loh University of Toronto, Canada 16:45 W4/C-15.2 Application Of Multivariate Analysis To Gas-Phase Spectroscopy At 245 GHz

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Philipp Neumaier1; Klaus Schmalz2; Johannes Borngräber2; Heinz-Wilhelm Hübers1 1German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany; 2IHP, Germany 17:00 W4/C-15.3 Pulse Effects Of Terahertz Radiation In Molec-ular Gas Mediums Vitaly Kubarev1; Evgeny Chesnokov2; Pavel Koshliakov2 1Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Russian Federation; 2Institute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion, Russian Federation 17:15 W4/C-12.6 Step-like Multi-photon Absorption In Two-di-mensional Semiconductors With Rashba Spin-orbit Coupling In Terahertz Regime Chao Zhang; Yee Sin Ang University of Wollongong, Australia

W4/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons II

Rincon Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Rick Temkin 16:00 W4/D-25.6 Effective Cavity Length Of High-Power Gy-rotrons Manfred Thumm Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 16:30 W4/D-25.7 Progress In The Development Of 117.5 GHz And 170 GHz Gyrotrons Kevin Felch; Monica Blank; Philipp Borchard; Stephen Cauffman Communications and Power Industries, United States 16:45 W4/D-25.8 New Results Of Extra-powerful 1.5MW/170 GHz Gyrotron Development Vadim Myasnikov1; Marina Agapova1; Andrey Kuftin2; Vladimir Zapevalov2; Gregory Denisov2; Ludmila Belnova1; Vladimir Malygin2; Aleksander Gnedenkov1; Aleksander Litvak2; Vladimir Manuilov2; Vadim Nichiporenko1; Vladimir Novikov3; Leonid Po-pov1; Igor Roy3; Vera Rukavishnikova1; Evgeniy Sokolov1; Elena Soluyanova1; Evgeniy Tai1; Sergey Usachev1; Aleksey Chirkov2; Yury Yashnov1 1Inst. of Applied Physics, Nizhny Novgorod, 603950, Russia;

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2Gycom Ltd., Nizhny Novgorod, 603155, Russia; 3Tokamak Physics In-stitute, Kurchatov Center, Moscow, 123182, RussiaFederation; 17:00 W4/D-25.9 Development Of A Multiple-frequency Gyro-tron, Gyrotron FU CW GV Yoshinori Tatematsu1; Yuusuke Yamaguchi2; Ryoichi Ichioka1; Isamu Ogawa1; Toshitaka Idehara1; Teruo Saito1 1University of Fukui, Japan; 2University of Fukui, Jordan 17:15 W4/D-25.10 2 MW, 170 GHz Coaxial-Cavity Short-Pulse Gyrotron - Single Stage Depressed Collector Operation Tomasz Rzesnicki1; Andrey Samartsev1; Bernhard Piosczyk2; Gerd Gantenbein2; John Jelonnek2; Jianbo Jin2; Andreas Schlaich3; Manfred Thumm2 1Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, KIT, Germany; 2Karlsruhe Institute of Technology / IHM, Germany; 3Karlsruhe Institute of Technology / IHE, Germany

W4/E - 24. Lasers Sources and QCLs II

Santa Rita Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Philip Mauskopf 16:00 W4/E-24.4 Power Dependent Measurements Of The Emission Bandwidth Of A Vertical-External-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser Driven Terahertz Source Christoph Möller1; Matthias Wichmann1; Markus Stein1; Stephan W. Koch1; Wolfgang Stolz2; Martin Koch1; Arash Rahimi-Iman1 1Faculty of Physics and Materials Science Center, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany; 2Faculty of Physics and Materials Science Center, Philipps-Universität Marburg and NAsP III/V, Germany 16:30 W4/E-24.5 Monolithic Tunable Terahertz Quantum Cas-cade Laser Source Based On Difference Frequency Generation Seungyong Jung1; Aiting Jiang1; Yifan Jiang1; Karun Vijay-raghavan1; Xiaojun Wang2; Mariano Troccoli2; Mikhail A. Belkin1 1University of Texas at Austin, United States; 2Adtech Optics, Inc., United States 16:45 W4/E-24.6 Narrow Bandwidth Injection Seeding Of A THz Quantum Cascade Laser

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Hanond Nong1; Shovon Pal1; Sergej Markmann1; Negar Hekmat1; R. A. Mohandas2; Paul Dean3; Lianhe Li2; Edmund Linfield2; Giles Da-vies2; Andreas Wieck1; Nathan Jukam1 1RUB, Germany; 2University of Leeds, United Kingdom; 3Universiy of Leeds, United Kingdom 17:00 W4/E-24.7 Towards GV/m And Multiple Tesla Fields In The THz Gap From Organic Crystals Christoph Hauri1; Carlo Vicario2; Mostafa Shalaby2; balazs Monoszlai2 1PSI/EPFL, Switzerland; 2PSI, Switzerland 17:15 W4/E-24.8 Vertical-External-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser For THz Generation Grégoire Beaudoin1; Stéphane Blin2; Romain Paquet2; Mohamed Sellahi2; Mikhaël Myara2; Arnaud Garnache2 1LPN, CNRS UPR 20, France; 2IES, Université Montpellier 2, France

W5 – Poster Session 3

Ballroom South

17:30 - 19:00 Chairperson: Daisy Yu P3-1 W5-P24.1 Stabilization Of Simultaneously Oscillated 48- And 57-um CH3OD Lasers For Plasma Diagnostics Kazuya Nakayama1; Shigeki Okajima1; Tsuyoshi Akiyama2; Kenji Tanaka2; Kazuo Kawahata2 1Chubu University, Japan; 2NIFS, Japan P3-2 W5-P24.2 High Efficient THz Time Domain Spectroscopy Systems Using Laser Chaos And A Metal V Grooved Wave-guide Takuya Shirao1; Masahiko Tani2; Masanori Hangyo2; Toshihiro Ki-shibata1; Takeshi Okuyama1; Yusuke Akamine1; Kazuyoshi Ku-rihara3; Fumiyoshi Kuwashima1 1Fukui Univ. of Tech., Japan; 2Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University, Japan; 3Faculty of Education Faculty of Education and Re-gional Studies, University of Fukui, Japan P3-3 W5-P24.3 1.03 Micron Yb-doped Mode-locked Fiber Laser For Time-domain THz Spectroscopy Moon Sik Kong1; Min Hee Kim1; Yong Seok Kwon1; Sang-Pil Han2; Namje Kim2; Kyung Hyun Park2; Han-Cheol Ryu3; Min Yong Jeon1

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1Chungnam National University, Korea, Republic of; 2ETRI, Korea, Re-public of; 3Sahmyook University, Korea, Republic of P3-4 W5-P24.4 Studies On Far-field Divergence Of Tapered THz-QCLs Ning Yang; Yangfang Li; Weidong Chu; Suqing Duan Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics, China P3-5 W5-P24.6 Terahertz Magnon-Photon Laser Boris Tankhilevich Magtera, Inc., United States P3-6 W5-P25.1 Preliminary Result Of 300GHz Short Pulse High Order Mode Gyrotron Keishi Sakamoto1; Yasuhisa Oda1; Ryosuke Ikeda1; Tsuyoshi Ka-riya2; Ryutaro Minami2; Ken Kajiwara1; Koji Takahashi1; Kazuo Hayashi1; tsuyoshi Imai2 1Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan; 2University of Tsukuba, Japan P3-7 W5-P25.3 Generalized Non-reflecting Radiation Boundary Conditions: numerical Implementation Stefano Alberti; Stephan Brunner; Trach-Minh Tran; Falk Braun-mueller; Jérémy Genoud; Jean-Philippe Hogge; Minh Quang Tran CRPP/EPFL, Switzerland P3-8 W5-P25.4 Gyrotron Output Power Stabilization By PID Feedback Control Of Heater Current And Anode Voltage Eduard Khutoryan1; Toshitaka Idehara2; Alexei Kuleshov3; Keisuke Ueda4 1Far Infrared research Center, Fukui University, Japan; 2FIR Center, University of Fukui, Japan; 3Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Ukraine; 4Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University, Japan P3-9 W5-P25.5 Experimental Study On Terahertz Quasi-optical Mode Convertor Diwei Liu; Wei Wang; Qianmeng Zhuang; Yang Yan; Shenggang Liu University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China P3-10 W5-P25.6 Thermal Behavior Of A Diamond Window Unit For Fusion Applications

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Alessandro Vaccaro; Gaetano Aiello; Andreas Meier; Dirk Strauss; Theo Scherer Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany P3-11 W5-P25.7 Multi-tip Field Emitters For Electron Devices Operating In Technical Vacuum Gennadi Sominski1; Evgeny Taradaev2; Tatiana Tumareva1; Maxim Mishin1; Alla Stepanova3 1SPbSPU, Russian Federation; 2St. Petersburg State Politechnical Uni-versity, Russian Federation; 3Institute of Crystallography RAS, Russian Federation P3-12 W5-P25.8 Simulation Of A Diode Type Magnetron Injec-tion Gun For A W-band CW Gyrotron Zhi Hui Geng1; Yi Nong Su1; Pu Kun Liu2; Shi Chang Zhang1; Shou Xi Xu1; Qian Zhong Xue1; Gao Feng Liu1; Wei Gu1; Xiao Wan Hou1 1Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 2Peking University, China P3-13 W5-P25.9 Modification Of The X-Ray Diagnostics Of Elec-tron Energy Distributions In Gyrotrons Oleg Louksha1; Alexander Arkhipov1; Natalya Dvoretskaya1; Gen-nadi Sominski1; Gerd Gantenbein2; Andrey Samartsev2 1St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, Russian Federa-tion; 2Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany P3-14 W5-P25.10 Comparative Study On PIC Simulations Of The Gyrotron Cavity Ashwini Sawant1; Eunmi Choi1; Jung Ho Kim2; Yongjun Hong3; Joonho So3 1Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Republic of; 2LIG Nex1, Korea, Republic of; 3Agency of Defense Development (ADD), Korea, Republic of P3-15 W5-P25.11 A W-band Gyrotron Traveling Wave Amplifier Experiment Craig Donaldson1; Wenlong He2; Liang Zhang1; Paul McElhin-ney1; Alan Phelps1; Kevin Ronald3; Adrian Cross1 1University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2university of strathclyde, United Kingdom; [email protected], United Kingdom

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P3-16 W5-P25.12 Suppression Of Emission Nonuniformity Effect In Gyrotrons Oleg Louksha; Dmitriy Samsonov; Gennadi Sominski; Sergey Syomin St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, Russian Federation P3-17 W5-P25.13 Development Of A Wide-Band Window In HE1,1 Guide For Gyrotrons Michael Read1; Thuc Bui1; David Marsden1; George Collins1; R. Lawrence Ives1; David Tax2; Sudheer Jawla2; William Guss2; Samuel Schaub2; Richard Temkin2; Jeff Neilson1 1Calabazas Creek Research Inc., United States; 2Plasma Science and Fusion Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States P3-18 W5-P25.14 Design Of A W-Band Four-Cavity Gyroklys-tron Amplifier Qianzhong Xue1; Yao Bao2; Feng Jin3 1Institute of Electronics, Chinese Acad. of Science, China; 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China;3Institute of Electronics, China P3-19 W5-P25.15 Study Of A 0.42 THz Fourth-Harmonic Large Orbit Gyrotron Xiang Li; Jiandong Lang; Yasir Alfadhl; Xiaodong Chen Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom P3-20 W5-P25.16 Effects Of Electrons Misalign On The Output Power Of Backward Wave Oscillation Modes In Gyro-TWT Shuyuan Peng; Qiushi Wang; Zhaochuan Zhang; Jirun Luo Institute of Electrons Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P3-21 W5-P25.17 The ENEA CARM Source For Nuclear Fusion: Project Status And Perspectives Andrea Doria1; Alessandro Bruschi2; Luca Amicucci1; Federica Causa1; Silvio Ceccuzzi1; Franco Ciocci1; Giuseppe Dattoli1; Eman-uele Di Palma1; Gian Piero Gallerano1; Saul Garavaglia2; Emilio Giovenale1; Alessandro Lampasi1; Luca Mezi1; Francesco Mirizzi1; Alberto Petralia1; Gian Luca Ravera1; Elio Sabia1; Ivan Spass-ovsky1; Angelo Tuccillo1; Pietro Zito1; Paolo Buratti1; Mariano Car-panese1; Domenico De Meis1; Giuseppe Maffia1 1ENEA, Italy; 2CNR, Italy P3-22 W5-P25.18 Millimeter-wave Components For A Helical Waveguide Gyro-TWA

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Craig Robertson; Alan Young; Kevin Ronald; Adrian Cross; Colin Whyte The University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom P3-23 W5-P25.19 Experimental Study Of A 95GHz Quasi-optical Gyrotron Guowu Ma1; Wenqiang Lei2; Yinhu Huang1; Diming Sun1; Hongbin Chen1 1Institute of Applied Electronics, CAEP, China; 2Institute of Applied Elec-tronics,CAEP, China P3-24 W5-P26.1 Cold Test Of A G-band Sheet Beam Backward Wave Oscillator Guo Liu; Wenlong He; Adrian Cross; Liang Zhang; Huabi Yin; Alan Phelps University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom P3-25 W5-P26.2 Gaussian-Profile Equilibrium Electron Beam In FEL Shi-Chang Zhang Southwest Jiaotong University, China P3-26 W5-P26.3 Comparison Of Ion-Channel Guide And Mag-netic Field Focusing In A FEL Shi-Chang Zhang Southwest Jiaotong University, China P3-27 W5-P26.4 Spectral Dynamics Of Mm-Radiation From Two-Channel Planar Fem With Two Dimensional Distributed Feedback Vladislav Zaslavsky1; Peter Kalinin2; Andrey Arzhannikov3; Nikolai Peskov1; Alexander Sergeev1; Stanislav Sinitsky2; Vasily Ste-panov2; Manfred Thumm4 1Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Federation; 2Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Russian Federation;3Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation; 4Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany P3-28 W5-P26.5 Parameter Optimum Of Saturation Power In A FEL Shi-Chang Zhang1; Y Ji2; X Liu2; J Xu2; S Wang2; Y-G Xu2 1Southwest Jiaotong University, China; 2Xihua University, China

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P3-29 W5-P26.6 Simulation Of Smith-Purcell Terahertz Radia-tion From A Dielectric Loaded Grating Miaomiao Cao; Wenxin Liu; Yong Wang; Ke Li Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China P3-30 W5-P27.1 AlGaN/GaN HEMT's Photoresponse To High Intensity THz Radiation Dmitro But1; Nina Dyakonova1; Dominique Coquillat1; Wojciech Knap1; Christoph Drexler2; Peter Olbrich2; Johannes Karch3; Mi-chael Schafberger3; Sergey Ganichev3; Guillaume Ducournau4; Christophe Gaquiere5; M.-A. Poisson6; S. Delage6; G. Cywinski7; P. Prystawko7; C. Skierbiszewski7 1University Montpellier 2, France; 2University of Regensburg, Ger-many; 3University of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany; 4Institut d’Electronique et de Microélectronique du Nord, France; 5IEMN, France; 6Thalès, Thales Research and Technology, Orsay, France; 7In-stitute of High Pressure Physics, Poland P3-31 W5-P27.2 A Stitched 24×24 Field-effect Transistor Detec-tor Array And Low-noise Readout Electronics For Real-time Im-aging At 590 GHz Justinas Zdanevičius1; Sebastian Boppel2; Maris Bauer2; Alvydas Lisauskas2; Vilius Palenskis1; Viktor Krozer2; Hartmut Roskos2 1Vilnius University, Lithuania; 2Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Germany P3-32 W5-P27.3 Terahertz Detector Using 70-nm T-Gate InAlAs/InGaAs HEMT Integrated With Bow-tie Antenna Safumi Suzuki; Yu Miyajima; Takuro Nukariya Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan P3-33 W5-P27.4 Effect Of Buffer Quality On The Performance Of InAs/AlSb Heterostructure Backward Tunneling Diode Huan Zhao; Parisa Yadranjee Aghdam; Zonghe Lai Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden P3-34 W5-P27.6 Detection Of Terahertz And Mid-Infrared Radia-tions By InP-Based Asymmetric Dual-Grating-Gate HEMTs Dominique Coquillat1; Przemysław Zagrajek2; Nina Dyakonova1; Krzysztof Chrzanowski3; Jacek Marczewski4; Yuki Kurita5; Akira Satou5; Kengo Kobayashi5; Stephane Boubanga Tombet5; Vyacheslav Popov6; Tetsuya Suemitsu5; Taiichi Otsuji5; Wojciech Knap1 1Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, CNRS-Université Montpellier 2,

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France; 2Military University of Technology, Institute of Optoelectronics, Warsaw, Poland; 3Military University of Technology, Institute of Optoe-lectronics, Poland; 4Institute of Electron Technology, Warsaw, Po-land; 5Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku Univer-sity, Sendai, Japan; 6Kotelnikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Elec-tronics, Saratov, Russian Federation P3-35 W5-P27.7 Imaging Of A THz Beam With Si-MOSFET De-tectors Jerzy Lusakowski1; Dmitriy Yavorskiy1; Pawel Kopyt2; Jacek Mar-czewski3 1University of Warsaw, Poland; 2Warsaw University of Technology, Po-land; 3Institute of Electron Technology, Poland P3-36 W5-P27.8 Terahertz Detectors Based On A Gated Two-dimensional Electron plasma In CdMnTe/CdMgTe Quantum Wells Jerzy Lusakowski1; Ignas Grigelionis1; Zbigniew Adamus2; Grze-gorz Karczewski2; Tomasz Wojtowicz2; Marian Grynberg1 1University of Warsaw, Poland; 2Institute of Physics, PAS, Poland P3-37 W5-P27.9 Increasing Sensitivity Of THz Radiation Detec-tor Based On MOSFETs Pawel Kopyt1; Przemyslaw Zagrajek2; Krzysztof Kucharski3; Jerzy Lusakowski4; Jaroslaw Suszek1; Maciej Sypek1; Jacek Marczewski3 1Warsaw University of Technology, Poland; 2Military University of War-saw, Poland; 3Institute of Electron Technology, Poland; 4University of Warsaw, Poland P3-38 W5-P27.10 Measurements Of A MOSFET Sub-THz De-tector Integrated With Rectangular Patch Antenna Pawel Kopyt1; Przemyslaw Zagrajek2; Dariusz Obrebski3; Matthew Bauwens4; Scott Barker5; Jacek Marczewski3 1Warsaw University of Technology, Poland; 2Military Institute of Tech-nology, Poland; 3Institute of Electron Technology, Poland; 4Dominion MicroProbes, Inc., United States; 5University of Virginia, United States P3-39 W5-P27.11 InP Double Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor As Sub-Terahertz Detector Dominique Coquillat1; Virginie Nodjiadjim2; Agnieszka Konczykow-ska2; Muriel Riet2; Nina Dyakonova1; Christophe Consejo1; Frédéric Teppe3; Jean Godin3; Wojciech Knap1 1Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, CNRS - Université Montpellier 2, France; 2III-V Lab (Bell Labs, TRT and CEA/LETI joint Lab). France, France; 3Laboratoire Charles Coulomb, CNRS - Université Mo, France

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P3-40 W5-P27.12 Comparison Of A Sub-Harmonic And A Fourth-Harmonic Mixer Working At 440 GHz Itziar Maestrojuan; Iñigo Ederra; Ramon Gonzalo Public University of Navarra, Spain P3-41 W5-P27.13 Improved IF Gain Bandwidth For Terahertz Mixers Based On Superconducting Hot Electron Bolometers Jian Chen Nanjing University, China P3-42 W5-P27.14 A 340GHz Sub-Harmonic Mixer Based On Planar Schottky Diodes Li Miao; Jun Jiang; Cheng Wang; Xian-jin Deng; Bin Lu Institute of Electronic Engineering,China Academy of Engineering Phys-ics, China P3-43 W5-P28.1 Towards Quantum Limited Frequency Multipli-cation Hawal Rashid; Vincent Desmaris; Alexey Pavolotsky; Victor Be-litsky Group for advanced receiver development, Sweden P3-44 W5-P28.3 THz Phonon Spectroscopy Of Doped Bismuth Cuprates Yaroslav Ponomarev1; Dmitrii Khokhlov1; Vladimir Pudalov2; Mi-khail Mikheev1; Marina Sudakova1; Sergeii Tchesnokov1 1Moscow State University, Russian Federation; 2Lebedev Physical Insti-tute RAS, Russian Federation P3-45 W5-P28.5 Simulation Of Superconducting Nanowire Sin-gle Photon Detector With Phase Grating Structure Min Gu; Labao Zhang; Lin Kang; Xuecou Tu; Qingyuan Zhao; Tao Jia; Ruiying Xu; Peiheng Wu Research Institute of Superconductor Electronics, China P3-46 W5-P28.6 A Grain Boundary Josephson Junction As A Mixer To Evaluate Terahertz Emission From Intrinsic Josephson Junctions Deyue An1; Min JI1; Xianjing Zhou1; Ya Huang1; Mei Yu1; MingYi Zhang1; Takeshi Hatoano2; Nickolay Kinev3; Valery P. Koshelets3; Dieter Kölle4; Reinhold Kleiner4; Jian Chen1; Weiwei Xu1; Huabing Wang1; Peiheng Wu1

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1Nanjing University, China; 2National Institute for Materials Science, Ja-pan; 3Kotel'nikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, Rus-sian Federation; 4University Tubingen, Germany P3-47 W5-P30.1 Design And Characterization Of Evanescently-Coupled Photodiodes With A 1.3 M Wavelength Eui Su Lee; Il-Min Lee; Namje Kim; Jeong-Woo Park; Sang-Pil Han; Kyung Hyun Park ETRI, Korea, Republic of P3-48 W5-P30.2 Performance Metrics Of An Electronically-Tun-able IR Laser As A Source For Continuous-Wave 1550 Nm Pho-tomixers Don Burdette1; Jeremy Law1; John Middendorf2; Howard Mosbacker1; Christoph Roedig1; Weidong Zhang2; Elliot Brown2 1Traycer Systems, United States; 2Wright State Univ., United States P3-49 W5-P14.11 Terahertz Emission From InGaN/GaN Multiple Quantum Well Light-Emitting Diode Heterostructures Under Two-Photon Excitation Grigory Dunaevsky1; Ilya Prudaev1; Oleg Tolbanov1; Alexey Koso-butsky2; Sergey Sarkisov1 1National Research Tomsk State University, Russian Federation; 2Ke-merovo State University, Russian Federation P3-50 W5-P21.1 Spoof Surface Plasmonic Devices And Circuits In THz Frequency Xiapeng Shen1; Tie Jun Cui1; Gabriel Moreno2; Abdallah Chaha-dih2; Tahsin Akalin2 1State Key Laboratory of Millimeter Waves, Southeast University, Nan-jing, China; 2IEMN, Lille 1 University, France

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Thursday, September 18, 2014 Plenary Session P7-P8 Crowder Hall Auditorium –

Music School 09:00 - 10:30 Chairperson: Imran Mehdi 9:00 R1/P-15.1 Terahertz Spectroscopy of Water Clusters Richard Saykally UC Berkeley, College of Chemistry, United States 9:45 R1/P-3.1 Bridging the Terahertz Gap: Progress and Challenges Tom Lee Stanford University, United States

R2/A - 28. Superconducting Devices & 29. Low Noise Receivers and Amplifiers


11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Peiheng Wu 11:00 R2/A-28.1 Waveguide Hot Electron Bolometer Mixer Development For UpGREAT Patrick Pütz; Denis Büchel; Karl Jacobs; Michael Schultz; Cor-nelia Honingh; Jürgen Stutzki KOSMA, Universität zu Köln, Germany 11:30 R2/A-28.2 Continuous Wave Coherent Terahertz Radi-ation Above 1 THz From Josephson Junction Arrays M Ji1; Y Huang1; X.J. Zhou2; D. Y. An1; N. Kinev3; A. Sobolev3; B. Gross4; T. Hatano2; V. P. Koshelets3; R. Kleiner4; W. W. Xu1; H. B. Wang2; P. H. Wu1 1Research Institute of Superconductor Electronics, Nanjing Univer-sity, China; 2National Institute for Materials Science, Japan; 3Kotel'ni-kov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, Russian Federa-tion; 4Physikalisches Institut and Center for Collective Quantum Phe-nomena in LISA+, Universitaet Tuebingen, Germany

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11:45 R2/A-28.3 Large Format Antenna Coupled Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detector Arrays For Radioastronomy Andrey Baryshev1; Jochem Baselmans1; Stephen Yates2; Lo-renza Ferrari2; Laura Bisigello1; Reinier Janssen3; Akira Endo3; Teun Klapwij3; Bernd Klein4; Stefan Heyminck4; Rolf Güsten4 1SRON/Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, Netherlands; 2SRON, Nether-lands; 3TUDelft, Netherlands; 4MPI-fR Bonn, Germany 12:00 R2/A-28.4 Demonstration Of An NEP Of 3.8x10-19 W/Hz1/2 At 1.54 THz In multiplexible Superconducting Micro-resonator Detectors Pieter de Visser1; Jochem Baselmans2; Juan Bueno2; Teun Klap-wijk1 1Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; 2SRON, Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Netherlands

12:15 R2/A-29.5 The UpGREAT Heterodyne Array Receivers For Far Infrared Astronomy Patrick Pütz1; Christophe Risacher2 1Kosma, Germany; 2Max Planck institut für Radioastronomie, Ger-many

R2/B – 30. Photomixers and Photodetectors

Catalina Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Tahsin Akalin 11:00 R2/B-30.1 Narrow Linewidth Generation At 1 THz Using Cascaded Brillouin Fiber Lasers And Quasi-optic UTC-PD Guillaume Ducournau; Denis Bacquet; Pascal Szriftgiser; Fabio Pavanello; Emilien Peytavit; Mohammed Zaknoune; Alexandre Beck; Jean-Francois Lampin IEMN - Université Lille 1, France 11:30 R2/B-30.2 Highly Efficient Terahertz Detection By Opti-cal Mixing In A Fabry-Perot Cavity LT-GaAs Photoconductor Emilien PEYTAVIT1; Fabio Pavanello1; Guillaume Ducournau2; Jean-François Lampin1 1IEMN / CNRS, France; 2IEMN / Université de Lille 1, France

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11:45 R2/B-30.3 High Power Terahertz Generation From ErAs:InGaAs Plasmonic Photomixers Mona Jarrahi1; Christopher W. Berry2; Mohammad R. Hashemi2; Sascha Preu3; Hong Lu4; Arthur A. C. Gossard4 1University of California Los Angeles, United States; 2University of Michigan Ann Arbor, United States; 3Technical University Darmstadt, Germany; 4University of California Santa Barbara, United States 12:00 R2/B-30.4 First Demonstration Of Photomixing At 1550 Nm In ErAs:GaAs John Middendorf; Weidong Zhang; Matthieu Martin; Elliott Brown Wright State University, United States 12:15 R2/B-30.5 Precise THz Power Measurements With Novel Detectors Karsten Lange1; Ralf Müller2; Andreas Steiger2; Werner Bohmeyer1 1Sensor und Lasertechnik, Germany; 2Physikalisch-Technische Bunesanstalt, Germany

R2/C - 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices I

Tucson Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Hao Xin 11:00 R2/C-32.1 Ultra-Broadband Terahertz Modulation By Active Hybrid Metamaterials Hou-Tong Chen1; Jane Heyes1; Abul Azad1; Nathaniel Grady1; Withawat Withayachumnankul2; Dibakar Roy Chowdhury1 1Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States; 2The University of Adelaide, Australia 11:30 R2/C-32.2 A Plasmonic Metasurface For Light Bending Jierong Cheng; Hossein Mosallaei Northeastern University, United States

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11:45 R2/C-32.3 Observation Of Electromagnetically Induced Absorption In A Three-Resonator System Ningning Xu1; Xueqian Zhang2; Kenan Qu3; Zhen Tian2; Ranjan Singh4; Jiaguang Han2; Girish Agarwal3; Weili Zhang1 1School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oklahoma State University, United States; 2Center for Terahertz Waves and College of Precision Instrument and Optoelectronic Engineering, Tianj, China; 3Department of Physics, Oklahoma State University, Stillwa-ter, Oklahoma, United States; 4School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 12:00 R2/C-32.4 Silicon-based, Ultra-Thin, Flexible Optically Tunable Metamaterial-Bandpass Filter In The THz-Regime Jens Neu; Michael A. Hoeh; Klemens M. Schmitt; Marco Rahm University of Kaiserslautern, Germany 12:15 R2/C-32.5 Broadband Plasmonic Terahertz Absorber Based On Silicon Cross Structures Withawat Withayachumnankul; Yongzhi Cheng The University of Adelaide, Australia

R2/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons III

Rincon Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Manfred Thumm

11:00 R2/D-25.11 Multi-kWatt Ka-band Amplifiers Driven By Low Voltage Electron Beams Baruch Levush1; John Pasour1; David Abe1; Alexander Vlasov1; Igor Chernyavskiy1; Simon Cooke1; Khanh Nguyen2; Edward Wright2; Jim Legarra2; Adam Balkcum3; Alejandro Garcia3; Chris Meyer3; Takuji Kimura3; Pam Lugos3; Jose Ramirez-aldana3; Ra-shida Begum3; Robert Stockwell3; David Chernin4; Jeremy Hanna2 1Naval Research Laboratory, United States; 2beam wave research inc., United States; 3Communications and Power Industries, United States; 4Leidos, United States

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11:30 R2/D-25.12 Design And Experimental Results From A 527 GHz Gyrotron for DNP-NMR Spectroscopy Sudheer Jawla; William Guss; Michael Shapiro; Richard Temkin Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States 11:45 R2/D-25.13 Electron Cyclotron Heating And High Power Millimeter Wave Transmission System Status And Upgrades On DIII-D Mirela Cengher; John Lohr; Yuri Gorelov; Charles Moeller; Dan Ponce; Ron Prater General Atomics, United States

12:00 R2/D-25.14 A Compact Normal Magnet For High Power Millimeter-Wave Gyrotrons: The Electropermagnet Larry Barnett Mountain Technology, United States

12:15 R2/D-25.15 Sub-THz Gyrotrons With Special Functions Of Frequency Control for Applications To DNP-NMR Spectros-copy Toshitaka Idehara University of Fukui, FIR Center, Japan

R2/E - 33. Graphene and New Materials I

Santa Rita Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Peter Uhd Jepsen

11:00 R2/E-33.1 Graphene In Millimeter Wave Devices Jan Stake; Michael Andersson; Audrey Zak; Josip Vukusic; An-drei Vorobiev Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden 11:30 R2/E-33.2 Active Graphene-Silicon Hybrid Metamaterial Devices Quan Li1; Zhen Tian2; Xueqian Zhang2; Ningning Xu1; Ranjan Singh3; Jianqiang Gu2; Jiaguang Han2; Shuang Zhang4; Weili Zhang1 1Oklahoma State University, United States; 2Tianjin University, China; 3Nanyang Technological University, Singapore;4University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

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11:45 R2/E-33.3 Nonlinear Terahertz-Field-induced Carrier Dynamics In Photoexcited Graphene Hassan Hafez1; Ibraheem Al-Naib2; Marc M. Dignam2; Yoshiaki Sekine3; Katsuya Oguri3; Akram Ibrahim1; Satoru Tanaka4; Fumio Komori5; Hiroki Hibino3; Tsuneyuki Ozaki1 1INRS-EMT, Canada; 2Queen’s University, Canada; 3NTT Basic Re-search Laboratories, Japan; 4Kyushu University, Japan; 5University of Tokyo, Japan

12:00 R2/E-33.4 A Deep-subwavelength Metamaterial Te-rahertz Phase Modulator Sara Arezoomandan1; Berardi Sensale Rodriguez2 1University of Utah, United States; 2The University of Utah, United States

12:15 R2/E-33.5 Terahertz Magnonics Using Ultrathin Films Of Samarium Ferrite Garnet Masaki Adachi; Hiroyasu Yamahara; Munetoshi Seki; Hiroaki Matsui; Hitoshi Tabata University of Tokyo, Japan

R3/A - 27. Solid State Receivers and Mixers II & 29. Low Noise Receivers and Amplifiers


14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Imran Mehdi 14:00 R3/A-29.1 THz Hot-Electron Bolometer Mixers Sergey Cherednichenko; Stella Bevilacqua; Evgenii Novoselov Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden 14:30 R3/A-29.2 Cryogenic Low Noise Amplifier Development For 67-116 GHz Mikko Kotiranta1; Daniel Bruch1; Arnulf Leuther1; Hermann Massler1; Matthias Seelmann-Eggebert1; Michael Schlechtweg1; Oliver Ambacher1; Sener Türk2; Jens Goliasch2; Frank Schäfer2 1Fraunhofer IAF, Germany; 2Max Planck Institute for Radio Astron-omy, Germany

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14:45 R3/A-29.3 A 1.46 THz Schottky Receiver At Cryogenic Temperatures Jeffrey Hesler1; Abram Young2; Steven Retzloff1 1Virginia Diodes Inc, United States; 2Univ. of Arizona, United States 15:00 R3/A-29.4 The Kilopixel Array Pathfinder Project (KAPPa), A 16-pixel Integrated Heterodyne Focal Plane Array -- Characterization Of The Single Pixel Prototype Caleb Wheeler1; Christopher Groppi2; Hamdi Mani2; Linda Kuenzi2; Patrick McGarey3; Sander Weinreb4; Damon Russell5; Jacob Kooi4; Arthur Lichtenberger6; Christopher Walker7; Craig Kulesa7 1Arizona State University, United States; 2Arizona State Univ., United States; 3Univ. of Toronto, Canada; 4California Institute of Technology, United States; 5NASA - Jet Propulsion Lab., United States; 6Univ. of Virginia, United States;7The Univ. of Arizona, United States

15:15 R3/A-27.6 Room-Temperature THz Antenna-Coupled Microbolometer With A Joule-Heating Resistor At The Center Of A Half-Wave Antenna Norihisa Hiromoto; Ajay Tiwari; Makoto Aoki; Hiroaki Satoh; Masanori Takeda; Hiroshi Inokawa Shizuoka University, Japan

R3/B - 31. Photoconductive Antennas

Catalina Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Nuria Llombart-Juan 14:00 R3/B-31.1 A Time-Domain Terahertz Spectrometer With 90 DB Dynamic Range Anselm Deninger1; Florian Rettich1; Nico Vieweg1; Helmut Roehle2; Roman Dietz2; Thorsten Göbel2 1TOPTICA Photonics, Germany; 2Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany 14:30 R3/B-31.2 A Novel Photoconductive Antenna With A Band Gap Structure For Terahertz Applications Alireza Zandieh1; Daniel Hailu2; Ehsan Fathi1; Yuekun Wang3; Io-annis Kostakis3; Mohamed Missous3; Safieddin Safavi-Naeini4; Daryoosh Saeedkia1

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1TeTechS Inc, Canada; 2TeTechS Inc., Canada; 3University of Man-chester, United Kingdom; 4University of Waterloo, Canada 14:45 R3/B-31.3 Multiphysics Modeling Of THz Photoconduc-tive Antennas Nathan Burford; Magda El-Shenawee University of Arkansas, United States 15:00 R3/B-31.4 1550-nm Time-Domain Study Of ErAs:GaAs Photoconductive Switches Function Of The Erbium Concen-tration Matthieu Martin; John R. Middendorf; Elliott R. Brown Wright State University, United States 15:15 R3/B-31.5 Nano-gap Electrode Large Area THz Emitter For The Enhanced Emission Efficiency And Heat Dissipation Kiwon Moon; Il-Min Lee; Namje Kim; Hyunsung Ko; Sang-Pil Han; Kyung Hyun Park ETRI, Korea, Republic of

R3/C - 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices II

Tucson Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Rick Ziolkowski 14:00 R3/C-32.6 Enhancement Of Front To Back Ratio Of On Chip Antenna By Artificial Dielectrics At 300 GHz Waqas H. Syed; Giuseppe Fiorentino; Daniele Cavallo; Marco Spirito; Andrea Neto; Pasqualina M. Sarro TU Delft, Netherlands 14:15 R3/C-32.7 Interactive Magnetic Coupling Between Spin Precession And Split-ring Resonator In The Terahertz Fre-quency Takayuki Kurihara1; Keita Yamaguchi1; Keita Nakamura1; Yudai Sekine2; Ken-ichi Oto2; Yuumi Saito2; Makoto Nakajima2; Hiroshi Watanabe1; Tohru Suemoto1 1The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2Chiba University, Japan

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14:30 R3/C-32.8 Trapped Eigenmodes In Terahertz Asymmet-ric Metamolecule Norman Born1; Ibraheem Al-Naib2; Christian Jansen1; Maik Scheller3; Jerome Moloney4; Martin Koch1 1Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany; 2Queen’s University, King-ston, Canada; 3University of Arizona, United States;[email protected], United States 14:45 R3/C-32.9 Broadband Terahertz Reflective Linear Polarization Convertor Withawat Withayachumnankul; Yongzhi Cheng The University of Adelaide, Australia 15:00 R3/C-32.10 Bending Induced Tuning Of The Resonant Response Of A Flexible THz Metamaterial Device Brandon Shockey1; Jason Deibel1; Ryan Hendrix1; Hannah Jones1; Alyssa Fosnight1; Ryan Shaver1; Erin Best1; Ronald Coutu2; Derrick Langley2 1Wright State University, United States; 2Air Force Institute of Tech-nology, United States 15:15 R3/C-32.11 Polarization Controllable THz Stereometamaterial Absorber Mohammad Parvinnezhad Hokmabadi1; Martin Heimbeck2; David Wilbert1; Patrick Kung1; Henry Everitt2; Seongsin Margaret Kim1 1University of Alabama, Electrical and Computer Engineering, United States; 2Charles M. Bowden Laboratory, Army Aviation & Missile RD&E Center, United States

R3/D - 25. High Power Sources: Gyrotrons IV & 26. Free Electron Lasers

Rincon Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: George Neil 14:00 R3/D-34.11 346 GHz BWO For Fusion Plasma Diagnostics Calvin Domier1; Branko Popovic1; Robert Barchfeld1; Xiaopin Tang2; Fuzhi Zhang3; Lingna Yue2; Mauro Mineo4; Rosa Letizia4; Claudio Paoloni4; Diana Gamzina1; Logan Himes1; Neville Luh-mann, Jr.1 1Univ. of California at Davis, United States; 2Univ. of Electronic Sci-ence and Tech. of China, China;3Beijing Vacuum Electronics Re-search Institute, China; 4Lancaster University, United Kingdom

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14:15 R3/D-25.16 TWANG-PIC, A Monomode Gyro-averaged PIC Code For Gyrotron Simulations Falk Braunmueller; Trach-Minh Tran; Quentin Vuillemin; Stefano Alberti; Jérémy Genoud; Jean-Philippe Hogge; Minh Quang Tran Centre de Recherches en Physique des Plasmas (CRPP), EPFL, Switzerland

14:30 R3/D-25.17 High Power Oscillation Experiment Of A Prototype Gyrotron For 300 GHz Band Collective Thomson Scattering Diagnostics In LHD Teruo Saito1; Yuusuke Yamaguchi1; Yoshinori Tatematsu1; Jun Kasa1; Masaki Kotera1; Shinji Ikeuchi1; Toshitaka Idehara1; Shin Kubo2; Takashi Shimozuma2; Kenji Tanaka2; Masaki Nishiura3 1University of Fukui, Japan; 2National Institute for Fusion Science, Ja-pan; 3The University of Tokyo, Japan 14:45 R3/D-26.1 High Power Terahertz Radiation Source Based On Electron Beam Wakefields Sergey Antipov1; Chunguang Jing1; Alexei Kanareykin1; Mikhail Fedurin2; Vitaly Yakimenko3; Wei Gai4; Alexander Zholents4 1Euclid Techlabs LLC, United States; 2Brookhaven National Labora-tory, United States; 3SLAC national accelerator laboratory, United States; 4Argonne National Laboratory, United States 15:00 R3/D-25.18 Loss Tangent Measurement On Synthetic Single Crystalline Diamond (SCD) Samples Francesco Mazzocchi1; Theo Andreas Scherer2; Andreas Meier1; Maika Torge1; Hideaki Yamada3 1Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany; 2KIT IAM-AWP, Germany; 3AIST Osaka, Japan 15:15 R3/D-25.19 Design, Fabrication And Experiment Of A Two-Section Folded Waveguide For G-band Extended Inter-action Oscillator Wenxin Liu IECAS, China

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R3/E - 33. Graphene and New Materials II & 34. New Devices

Santa Rita Room

14:00 - 15:30 Chairperson: Peter Uhd Jepsen

14:00 R3/E-33.5 Ultrafast Carrier Dynamics in Graphene and Graphene Nanostructures Mischa Bonn; Dmitry Turchinovich Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany

14:30 R3/E-34.1 Design Of A Volume Mode W-Band TWT Amplifier Jason Hummelt; Samantha Lewis; Michael Shapiro; Richard Temkin Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States

14:45 R3/E-34.2 High Sensitivity Terahertz Bolometers As Room Temperature Detectors Stella Bevilacqua; Sergey Cherednichenko Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

15:00 R3/E-34.3 Rectennas For Thermal-Energy Conversion Claudio Balocco; Yi Pan; Catrin Powell Durham University, UK, United Kingdom

15:15 R3/E-34.4 THz Radiation From SWCNTs, Graphene And Metallic Thin Films: A Comparative Study Martin Muthee1; Sigfrid Yngvesson2; Jiayue Tong3; Jun Yan3 1UMass Amherst ECE Dept., United States; 2UMass Amherst ECE Dept., United States; 3UMass Amherst Physics Dept., United States

R4/A - 38. Special Session on THz Communications (Invited)

Union Kiva (2nd floor)

16:00 - 17:30 Organizer/Chairperson: Lothar Moeller

16:00 R4/A-38.1 Recent Progress In Terahertz MMICs And Packages For Terahertz Communications At 300 GHz Ho-Jin Song; Takuro Tajima; Makoto Yaita; Osamu Kagami NTT Device Technology Laboratories, Japan

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16:30 R4/A-38.2 120-GHz-band Wireless Communications Field Trials Akihiko Hirata1; Hiroyuki Takahashi1; Jun Takeuchi1; Jiro Hi-rokawa2 1NTT Corporation, Japan; 2Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

16:50 R4/A-38.3 Ultra-Broadband MMIC-Based Wireless Link At 240 GHz Enabled By 64 GS/s DAC Florian Boes1; Tobias Messinger1; Jochen Antes1; Dominik Meier1; Axel Tessmann2; Anns Inam3; Ingmar Kallfass1 1Univ. of Stuttgart, Germany; 2Fraunhofer Inst. for Applied Solid State Physics, Germany; 3Fujitsu Semicond. Europe GmbH, UK 17:10 R4/B-38.4 CMOS THz Communication Links For Wire-less Applications: Where Do They Fit Into Mobile Access And Fixed Access? Adrian Tang1; Nacer Chahat2; Emmanuel Decrossas2 1Jet Propulsion Lab & UCLA, United States; 2JPL, United States

R4/B - 35. New Instruments & 36. New Applications I

Catalina Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Xi-Cheng Zhang 16:00 R4/B-35.1 A 4.7 THz HEB/QCL Heterodyne Receiver For STO-2 Darren Hayton1; Jian-rong Gao1; Nathan Vercruyssen2; Chris Walker3; Jenna Kloosterman4; Qing Hu5; Tsung-Yu Kao5 1SRON, Netherlands; 2TU Delft, Netherlands; 3Steward Observatory, United States; 4Univ. of Arizona, United States; 5MIT, United States 16:30 R4/B-35.2 Ultrafast THz Sensing For Inline Monitoring and Real Time Observation Of Transient Phenomena Uli Schmidhammer; Pierre Jeunesse Université Paris Sud, France 16:45 R4/B-35.3 Fabrication Of A 35 GHz Folded Waveguide TWT Circuit Using Rapid Prototype Techniques James Anderson1; Raoul Ouedraogo2; David Gordon2 1General Atomics, United States; 2MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United-States

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17:00 R4/B-36.1 Electron Acceleration In A Single-cycle Te-rahertz Field Wenqian Ronny Huang; Emilio A. Nanni; Koustuban Ravi; Liang Jie Wong; Kyung-Han Hong; Franz X. Kärtner Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States

17:15 R4/B-36.2 Position Effect Of Split Ring Resonators Along Terahertz Planar Goubau Line Tahsin Akalin IEMN, Lille 1 University, France

R4/C - 32. Metamaterials and Metadevices III

Tucson Room

16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Rick Ziolkowski 16:00 R4/C-32.12 A Flexible Multi-layer Metamaterial For Filter And Biosensor At THz Biaobing Jin1; L J Liang2; J B Wu2; L Kang2; W W Xu2; J Chen2; P H Wu2 1Nanjing University, China; 2School of Electronic Science and Engineer-ing, Nanjing University, China 16:15 R4/C-32.13 THz Metamaterials Based On Metal-Insulator Transition Of VO2 Patterns Aurelian Crunteanu1; Korbinian J. Kaltenecker2; Jonathan Leroy1; Georges Humbert1; Bernd M. Fischer2; Markus Walther3 1XLIM UMR 7252, CNRS/University of Limoges, France; 2French-Ger-man Research Institute of Saint-Louis, France;3Freiburg Materials Re-search Center, University of Freiburg, Germany

16:30 R4/C-32.14 Optimization Of Design And Microfabrication Of Metamaterial-Based Absorber For Terahertz Microbolometer El-Hassane Oulachgar; Jacques-Edmond Paultre; Francis Proven-çal; Dominique D'Amato; Patrick Beaupré; Christine Alain; Hubert Jerominek Institut National d'Optique (INO), Canada

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16:45 R4/C-32.15 Efficient Metamaterial Flat Lenses Nathaniel Grady; Jane Heyes; Dibakar Roy Chowdhury; Yong Zheng; Matthew T. Reiten; Abul K. Azad; Antoinette J. Taylor; Di-ego A. R. Dalvit; Hou-Tong Chen Los Alamos National Lab, United States

17:00 R4/C-32.16 Free-standing Terahertz Metamaterial Fabri-cated Via Injection Molding Jinqi Wang; Shuchang Liu; Sivaraman Guruswamy; Ajay Nahata University of Utah, United State

R4/D - 39. Special Session on Microwaves in Space (Invited)

Rincon Room

16:00 - 17:30 Organizer/Chairperson: Frank Maiwald 16:00 R4/D-39.1 Microwave And Millimeter-Wave Radiome-ters For CubeSat Deployment For Remote Sensing Of The Earth's Atmosphere Steven C. Reising1; Todd C. Gaier2; Sharmila Padmanabhan2; Boon Lim2; Pekka Kangaslahti2; Shannon T. Brown2; Xavier Bosch-Lluis1 1Colorado State University, United States; 2Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States 16:30 R4/D-39.2 A New Generation Of Small Satellite Radiome-ters For Earth Atmospheric Remote Sensing From Space William Blackwell MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States 16:50 R4/D-39.3 InP HEMT For Sub-Millimeter Wave Space Applications: Challenges And Status William Deal Northrop Grumman, United States 17:10 R4/D-39.4 Imaging Front-end For Thermal Detection Using An InP DHBT Process Vessen Vassilev; Herbert Zirath; Yogesh Karandikar Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

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R4/E - 34. New Devices II Santa Rita Room 16:00 - 17:30 Chairperson: Philip Mauskopf 16:00 R4/E-34.5 Wideband Paramps For The Millimeter And Submillimeter Bands Peter Day1; Byeong Ho Eom2; Henry LeDuc1; Jonas Zmuidzinas1; Christopher Groppi3; Philip Mauskopf3; James Lamb2; David Woody2 1NASA JPL, United States; 2California Institute of Technology, United States; 3Arizona State University, United States 16:30 R4/E-34.6 Spectral Characteristics Of Terahertz Radiation From Splitting Femtosecond Laser Filaments Yanping Chen; Zhelin Zhang; Liu Yang; Xiaohui Yuan; Feng Liu; Min Chen; Jianqiu Xu; Zhengming Sheng; Jie Zhang Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China 16:45 R4/E-34.7 Ultra-Broadband Telecom MEMS-VCSEL For Frequency-Tunable Terahertz Generation With Photomixers Mohammad Tanvir Haidar; Sujoy Paul; Christian Gierl; Sascha Preu; Franko Küppers Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany 17:00 R4/E-34.8 A Terahertz Wave Parametric Amplifier With 55dB Gain Kosuke Murate1; Shinichiro Hayashi2; Hiroaki Minamide2; Saroj Tripathi1; Yusuke Taira1; Kodo Kawase1; Koji Nawata2 1Nagoya University, Japan; 2RIKEN, Japan

17:15 R4/E-34.9 Monolithic Metal-Coated Plastic Components For MM-Wave Applications Arndt von Bieren1; Alessandro Macor1; Emile de Rijk1; Jean-Philippe Ansermet2 1SWISSto12 SA, Switzerland; 2Institute of Condensed Matter Physics, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, EPFL, Switzerland

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R5 – Poster Session 4

Ballroom South

17:30 - 19:00 Chairperson: Min Liang P4-1 R5-P21.6 Mechanically Tunable Terahertz Notch Filter With Channel Number Control Based On Deep Cavity Lin Chen; Qingyue Zhang; Yan Peng; Yiming Zhu University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, China

P4-2 R5-P31.2 Sub-terahertz Frequency Detection Using Sub-5 Fs Laser Pulses And A Photoconductive Antenna Ikufumi Katayama1; Yu Chiba1; Isao Morohashi2; Yoshihisa Irimajiri2; Norihiko Sekine2; Iwao Hosako2; Masaaki Ashida3 1Yokohama National University, Japan; 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan;3Osaka University, Japan

P4-3 R5-P31.3 THz Radiation Emission From InPAs And GaInAs Crystals Ingrid Wilke1; Partha Dutta1; Evgueni Slobodtchikov2 1Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States; 2Q-Peak Inc., United States P4-4 R5-P31.4 Efficiency And Spectrum Evaluation Of Terahertz Photoconductive Antenna Array Based On GaAs Substrates Yang Zeng; Theo Kreouzis; Xiaodong Chen; Robert Donnan Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom P4-5 R5-P31.5 Terahertz Emission Properties Of Butterfly-shaped Photoconductive Antennas Based On LT-GaAs And SI-GaAs Substrates Jitao Zhang; Mingguang Tuo; Min Liang; Wei-Ren Ng; Michael Gehm; Hao Xin University of Arizona, United States P4-6 R5-P31.6 On The Power Dependence Of 1.5 M Excitation Of Low-temperature-grown GaAs Photoconductive Antennas Kohei Jougataki; Yuki Tomiyasu; Yuya Hirao; Yoriko Tominaga; Yutaka Kadoya Hiroshima Univ., Japan

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P4-7 R5-P31.7 Three-Dimensional Plasmonic Contact Elec-trodes For High-Efficiency Photoconductive Terahertz Sources Shang-Hua Yang1; Mohammed Hashemi1; Christopher Berry1; Mona Jarrahi2 1University of Michigan, United States; 2University of California Los An-geles, United States P4-8 R5-P32.3 Second-order Bandpass Frequency Selective Surface For Terahertz Applications Amir Ebrahimi; Withawat Withayachumnankul; Said Al-Sarawi; Derek Abbott The University of Adelaide, Australia

P4-9 R5-P32.4 Cavity Enhanced Modulation Of Sharp THz Bands Norman Born1; Maik Scheller2; Jerome Moloney2; Martin Koch1 1Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany; 2University of Arizona, United States

P4-10 R5-P32.5 THz Waveguide With A Spit Ring Resonators Layer Maxim Nazarov1; Sergey Sarkisov2; Oleg Tolbanov2; Alexander Shkurinov3; Andrey Zarubin4; Anton Tyazhev4; Grigory Dunaevsky4 1ILIT RAS, Russian Federation; 2Siberian Physical and Technical Insti-tute of Tomsk State University, Russian Federation; 3MSU, Russian Federation; 4National Research Tomsk State University, Russian Feder-ation

P4-11 R5-P32.6 Optimization Of Terahertz Metamaterial Modulator Dalius Seliuta; Gediminas Šlekas; Andžej Urbanovič; Dovilė Zim-kaitė; Žilvinas Kancleris Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania

P4-12 R5-P32.8 Photonic-Band-Gap (PBG) And Metamaterial RF-Structures For High Power Millimeter And THz Wave Elec-tron Beam Devices Young-Min Shin1; Andrew Palm1; Xiaofang Zhu2 1Northern Illinois University, United States; 2School of Physical Electron-ics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

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P4-13 R5-P32.9 Electromagnetic Wave Propagation Through An Air-core Waveguide With Metamaterial Cladding Xiaoli Tang; Alessandro Tuniz; Simon C Fleming; Boris T Kuhlmey; Alexander Argyros University of Sydney, Australia P4-14 R5-P32.10 Alternative Frequency-selected Terahertz Bandstop Filter Jining Li1; Shengjiang Chang2 1Institute of Modern Optics, China; 2Institute of Modern Optics, Nankai University, China P4-15 R5-P33.1 Complex Optical Conductivity Of Graphene Measured By Ultra-broadband THz Time-domain Spectroscopic Ellipsometry Sho Ikeda1; Masatsugu Yamashita2; Chiko Otani2 1Tohoku University, Japan; 2RIKEN, Japan P4-16 R5-P33.2 Probing The Quantum Capacitance Effect Of Nanometer Graphene Transistors With The Excitation Of Te-rahertz And Infrared Plasma Waves Lin Wang; Xiaoshuang Chen; Wei Lu; Xuechu Sheng National Laboratory for Infrared Physics, Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, Chinese Academy, China P4-17 R5-P33.3 Sub-Terahertz Photoconductivity Of HgxCd1-xTe Crystals With Composition Close To Semiconductor-to-sem-imetal Topological Transition C. Consejo1; F. Teppe1; N. Dyakonova1; W. Desrat1; S. Ruffenach1; D. Coquillat1; W. Knap1; M. Zholudev2; V. Rumyantsev2; V. Gavrilenko2; S. Morozov2; N.N. Mikhailov2; S.A. Dvoretskii2 1L2C, UMR 5221 CNRS, Université Montpellier 2, France; 2A.V. Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation P4-18 R5-P33.4 Terahertz Detection At 240 GHz With A Semi-conducting Carbon-Nanotube Field-Effect Transistor Maris Bauer1; Alvydas Lisauskas1; Paulius Sakalas2; Michael Schröter2; Hartmut Roskos1 1Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Ger-many; 2Technische Universität Dresden, Germany

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P4-19 R5-P33.5 Sensitive Electron-Bolometric Terahertz Photo-detector With Graphene Nano-bridge Ming-Jye Wang; Ji-wun Wang; Hsian-Hong Chang; Yen-Yu Chiang Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

P4-20 R5-P33.6 Measuring The Optical Transmittance Of Gra-phene With Silicon Substrates Within A Particular Range Of The Spectrum From The THz To Infrared Regime Shareef Al-Tikrity1; Shareef Al-Tikrity2; Rodney Vickers3 1University of Wollongong & Tikrit University, Australia; 2Tikrit University & University of Wollongong, Australia;3University of Wollongong, Aus-tralia

P4-21 R5-P33.7 20 M Gate Width CVD Graphene FETs For 0.6 THz Detection Audrey Zak1; Michael Andersson1; Jan Stake1; Maris Bauer2; Hart-mut Roskos2; Alvydas Lisauskas2 1Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; 2Johann Wolfgang Goe-the-Universität, Germany

P4-22 R5-P34.1 GaN-based Implanted Self Switching Diodes For THz Imaging Guillaume Ducournau1; Paul Sangare1; Bertrand Grimbert1; Marc Faucher1; Ignacio Iniguez de la Torre2; Tomas Gonzales3; Javier Mateos3; Christophe Gaquière4 1IEMN - Université Lille 1, France; 2Univ Salamanca, France; 3Univ Sal-amanca, Spain; 4IEMN - Université Lille 1, Germany

P4-23 R5-P34.2 Simulation Of A 95 GHz Two-Stage Three-Cav-ity Klystron Oscillator Nikita Ryskin1; Valeriy Emel’yanov1; Yulia Emelianova2; Anton Ya-kovlev1 1Saratov State University, Russian Federation; 2Saratov State Technical University, Russian Federation P4-24 R5-P34.3 Tunable Wavelength Terahertz Polarization Converter Andrey Kaveev1; Grigory Kropotov1; Dmitry Tsypishka1; Ivan Tzibizov1; Ilya Vinerov1; Elizaveta Kaveeva2 1Tydex LLC, Russian Federation; 2St. Petersburg State Polytechnic Uni-versity, Russian Federation

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P4-25 R5-P34.4 Waveguide Coupling To High Index Whispering Gallery Mode Resonators In The THz Domain Harald Schwefel1; Florian Sedlmeir1; Martin Schneidereit1; Mario Mendéz-Aller2; Sascha Preu3; Antti Räisänen4; L. Enrique García-Muñoz2; Gerd Leuchs1 1Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany; 2University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain; 3TU Darmstadt, Germany; 4Aalto University, Finland P4-26 R5-P34.6 Millimeter-wave Backward Wave Oscillators Driven By Pseudospark Electron Beams Helen Yin1; David Bowes1; Wenlong He1; Adrian Cross1; Kevin Ronald1; Daohui Li2; Xiaodong Chen2; Alan Phelps1 1University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2University of London, United Kingdom P4-27 R5-P34.7 340GHz Two-beam Folded Waveguide Travel-ing-wave Amplifier Ke Li; Wenxin Liu Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

P4-28 R5-P34.8 Terahertz Wave Polarization Control By A Metal Wire-grid Polarizer Based On VO2-Al2O3 Jun-Hwan Shin; Kiwon Moon; Eui Su Lee; Kyung Hyun Park ETRI, Korea, Republic of

P4-29 R5-P34.9 Integrated Calibration Switches For Compact Planetary Instruments Cecile Jung-Kubiak; Theodore Reck; Goutam Chattopadhyay NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States P4-30 R5-P34.12 Design And Simulation Of The Terahertz Ex-tended Interaction Oscillator Wenxin Liu1; Zhaochuan Zhang2 1Institute of Electronics, China; 2Institute of Electronics, CAS, China P4-31 R5-P34.13 A Semi-Coaxial TGV Interposer For High Fre-quency 3D System Applications Rong Zeng; Xiang Huang; Li Hui Institute of Electronic Engineering, China Academy of Engineering Physics, China

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P4-32 R5-P34.15 Design Of Beam Transmission System For 0.3THz Folded Waveguide Traveling-wave Amplifier Zhaochuan Zhang; Wenxin Liu IECAS, China

P4-33 R5-P34.16 Numerical Analysis And Experimental Design Of A 103 GHz Cherenkov Maser Alan Phipps1; Amy MacLachlan1; Craig Robertson1; Ivan Konoplev2; Alan Phelps1; Adrian Cross1 1University Of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2University Of Oxford, United Kingdom P4-34 R5-P35.1 Generation Of Broadband Optical Combs With High OSNR For CW-THz Wave Generation By Photonic Down-Conversion Isao Morohashi1; Yu Chiba2; Yoshihisa Irimajiri1; Takahide Sa-kamoto1; Ikufumi Katayama2; Norihiko Sekine1; Tetsuya Ka-wanishi1; Iwao Hosako1; Akifumi Kasamatsu1 1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Ja-pan; 2Yokohama National University, Japan

P4-35 R5-P35.2 A Microwave Applicator For Uniform Irradiation By Circularly Polarized Traveling Waves In An Anechoic Cham-ber Kwo Chu; W Chiang; M Wu; K Wu; M Lin; H Teng; C Ko; E Yang; J Jiang; L Barnett National Taiwan University, Taiwan

P4-36 R5-P36.1 Terahertz Wave Generation And Terahertz Ref-erence Transfer Motohiro Kumagai; Shigeo Nagano; Yoshihisa Irimajiri; Isao Moro-hashi; Hiroyuki Ito; Yuko Hanado; Iwao Hosako National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), Japan P4-37 R5-P36.2 Improved Acquisition Time Via Adaptive Sam-pling For THz-TDS Emma MacPherson1; Yuezhi He2; Edward P. J. Parrott1; Benjamin Seam Yu Ung3 1The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong, United Kingdom; 2The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; 3The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong, Australia

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P4-38 R5-P36.3 THz-Wakefield Generation By Modulated Elec-tron Beams Resonating With Crystalline Plasma Channels Young-Min Shin1; Tao Xu1; Andrew Palm1; Xiaofang Zhu2; Daniel Broemmelsiek3; Jayakar Thangaraj3; Randy Thurman-Keup1; Alex Lumpkin3 1Northern Illinois University, United States; 2School of Physical Electron-ics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China; 3Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, United States P4-39 R5-P37.2 Hollow Core Terahertz Optical Fibers With Hyperuniform Disordered Dielectric Reflectors Maksim Skorobogatiy; Patrick Laurin; Martin Girard Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada P4-40 R5-P37.3 U-shaped Quasi-parallel-plate For Low Voltage THz BWO Yanyu Wei; Minghao Zhang University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China P4-41 R5-P37.4 A Novel Sine Ridge Waveguide For 0.65THz Backward Wave Oscillator Luqi Zhang1; Yanyu Wei1; Minghao Zhang1; Chong Ding1; Yuanyuan Wang1; Guo Guo1; Yanshuai Wang1; Hairong Yin1; Guo-qing Zhao1; Wenxiang Wang1; Yubin Gong1; Jinjun Feng2; Dazhi Li3 1National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Vacuum Elec-tronics,UESTC, China; 2Vacuum Electronics National Lab, China; 3Insti-tute for Laser Technology, Japan P4-42 R5-P37.5 Beam-Wave Interaction Study On A Novel Ka-band Ring-Shaped Microstrip Meander-Line Slow Wave Struc-ture Chong Ding1; Yanyu Wei1; Luqi Zhang1; Guo Guo1; Yuanyuan Wang1; Minghao Zhang1; Zhigang Lu1; Yubin Gong1; Wenxiang Wang1; Dazhi Li2; Jinjun Feng3 1National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Vacuum Elec-tronics, UESTC, China; 2Institute for Laser Technology, Japan; 3Beijin Vacuum Electronics Research Institute, China

P4-43 R5-P37.6 A Square Helix Slow-Wave Structure For Milli-meter-Wave TWTs Wanghe Wei1; Yanyu Wei2; Zhaoyun Duan2; Minzhi Huang2; Lingna Yue2; Huarong Gong2; Wenxiang Wang2; Yubin Gong2 1Univ of Electronic Science and Tech of China; Jiangxi Univ of Science and Tech., China; 2Univ of Elect Science and Tech of China, China

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P4-44 R5-P37.7 Optimization Of Multi-gap Extended Output Cavity For A G-band Sheet Beam Extended Interaction Klystron Shifeng Li; Zhaoyun Duan; Fei Wang; Zhanliang Wang; Jin Xu; Yubin Gong Institute of High Energy Electronics, School of Physical Electronics, Uni-versity of Electronic Science, China P4-45 R5-P13.12 High-power Ultrashort Pulse Amplifier Using Double-clad Yb-doped Fiber For High-power And High-efficient THz Pulse Generation Junichi Hamazaki1; Hosei Mogi2; Norihiko Sekine1; Satoshi Ashi-hara2; Akifumi Kasamatsu1; Iwao Hosako1 1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Ja-pan; 2Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan P4-46 R5-P13.13 An Investigation Of Petrochemical Geological Samples By Terahertz Pulse Spectroscopy David Heaps1; Eiji Kato2; Xiao Hua Zhou1; Richard McKay1; Mark Sullivan1 1Advantest America, Inc., United States; 2Advantest Corporation, Japan P4-47 R5-P13.14 High-power Ultrashort Pulse Amplifier Using Double-clad Yb-doped Fiber For High-power High-efficiency THz Pulse Generation Junichi Hamazaki1; Norihiko Sekine1; Iwao Hosako1; Hosei Mogi2; Satoshi Ashihara2 1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Ja-pan; 2Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan

P4-48 R5-P13.15 Qualitative And Quantitative Analysis Of Ex-plosives By Terahertz Time-domain Spectroscopy: Application To Imaging Patrick Mounaix1; Joyce Bou Sleiman1; Josette El Haddad1; Jean Baptiste Perraud1; Jean Baptiste Perraud1; Lena Bassel1; Bruno Bousquet1; Norbert Palka2 1LOMA UMR CNRS 5798 Universite de Bordeaux, France; 2Military Univ of Tech, Institute of Optoelectronics, Poland

P4-49 R5-P13.16 Field And Temperature-dependent Thin Film Characterization With A Continuous-wave Terahertz Magneto- spectrometer David Daughton; Richard Higgins; Scott Yano Lake Shore Cryotronics, United States

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P4-50 R5-P13.17 Measurement Of Dielectric Properties Of Hu-man Skin In Vivo At THz Frequencies Emily Grandy; Mira Naftaly National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom

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Friday, September 19, 2014 Plenary Session P9-P10 Crowder Hall Auditorium –

Music School 09:00 - 10:30 Chairperson: Christopher

Groppi

9:00 F1/P-4.1 Far-Infrared/Submillimeter Astronomy: Recent Achievements and Future Possibilities Paul F. Goldsmith Jpl/Caltech, United States

9:45 F1/P-9.1 Development and Versatile Applications of Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy Masanori Hangyo Osaka University, Japan

F2/A - 38. Special Session on THz Communications II (Invited talks)


11:00 - 12:30 Organizer/Chairperson: Lothar Moeller

11:00 F2/A-38.5 Propagation Measurements And Simula-tions For Millimeter-wave Mobile Access In A Busy Urban Wilhelm Keusgen; Richard Weiler; Michael Peter; Mike Wisotzki; Baris Göktepe Fraunhofer HHI, Germany

11:30 F2/A-38.6 Comparison Of Terahertz Versus Infrared Free-Space Communications Under Identical Weather Condi-tions John Federici; Jianjun Ma New Jersey Institute of Technology, United States

11:50 F2/A-38.7 Terahertz Indoor Communications: Funda-mental Considerations And Recent Developments Martin Koch Philipps University Marburg, Germany

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12:10 F2/A-38.8 Wireless Big Data; Are Our Wireless Edge Networks Ready? David Britz Britz Consultancy, United States

F2/B – 36. New Applications II Catalina Room 11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Shenggang Liu 11:00 F2/B-36.3 Penetrating Rock With Intense Millimeter-Waves Herbert Einstein1; Ken Oglesby2; Paul Woskov1 1Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States; 2Impact Tech-nologies, LLC, United States 11:30 F2/B-36.4 A THz Time Domain Spectroscopy Based Network Analyzer - Towards Real Time Characterization Of High Speed Electronic Components Jan-Martin Rämer; Stefan Weber; Georg von Freymann Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques IPM, Ger-many 11:45 F2/B-36.5 Broadband Terahertz Wave Emission From Thin Metal Films Excited By Two-Color Laser Fields Xi-Cheng Zhang1; Jianming Dai2 1Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China; 2University of Rochester, United States

12:00 F2/B-36.6 Generation Of THz Bit Patterns Using A Fi-ber-Coupled Optical Pulse Shaper Jan-Martin Rämer; Georg von Freymann Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques IPM, Ger-many 12:15 F2/B-36.7 Single Nanowire Photomixer For Reliable And High Frequency Continuous Wave Terahertz Generation Shihab Al-Daffaie; Oktay Yilmazoglu; Franko Küppers; Hans Hartnagel TU Darmstadt, Germany

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F2/C – 3. Comm. & 4. Astro. & 8. Biology & 12. Materials

Tucson Room

11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Hao Xin 11:00 F2/C-3.4 200 GHz Coherent Wireless Link Using Pho-tonics-based Emission Guillaume Ducournau1; Y. Yoshimizu2; Shintaro Hisatake2; Fabio Pavanello1; Emilien Peytavit1; Mohammed Zaknoune1; Tadao Na-gatsuma2; Jean-Francois Lampin1 1IEMN - Université Lille 1, France; 2Osaka Univ., Japan 11:15 F2/C-3.2 Dielectric Hole Lattice For Terahertz Diffrac-tive Optics With High Transmission Daniel Headland1; Withawat Withayachumnankul1; Michael Webb1; Aditi Upadhyay2; Madhu Bhaskaran2; Sharath Sriram2; Derek Abbott1 1The University of Adelaide, Australia; 2RMIT University, Australia 11:30 F2/C-4.1 A Broadband, On-Chip Sub/millimeter-Wave Spectrometer For X-Spec On CCAT Steven Hailey-Dunsheath1; C.M. Bradford1; E. Shirokoff1; M. Hollister1; C. McKenney1; S.C. Chapman2; A. Tikomirov2; T. Nikola3 1California Institute of Technology, United States; 2Dalhousie Univer-sity, Canada; 3Cornell University, United States 11:45 F2/C-8.4 Effects Of Window Index And Thickness On Hydration Sensitivity And Probing Depth Of THz Imaging Sys-tems James Garritano1; Warren Grundfest2; Zachary Taylor2; Neha Bajwa2; Shijun Sung1; Bryan Nowroozi2; Priyamvada Tewari2 1UCLA - Biomedical Eng. Dept., United States; 2UCLA, United States 12:00 F2/C-12.1 Modulating Conductivity Of Au/CNT Compo-sites In THz Frequency Range: A THz Resistor Debanjan Polley; Animesh Patra; Anjan Barman; Rajib Mitra S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, India 12:15 F2/C-20.1 Graded Index Microstructured Polymer Fiber For Terahertz Applications Tian Ma1; Maksim Skorobogatiy2; Lili Wang3 1Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada; 2¨¦cole Polytechnique de Montr¨¦al, Montreal, Canada; 3Xi¡¯an Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics of CAS, China

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F2/D - 39. Special Session on Microwaves in Space II (Invited Talks)

Rincon Room

11:00 - 12:30 Organizer/Chairperson: Frank Maiwald

11:00 F2/D-39.1 Juno At Jupiter: The Juno Microwave Radiometer (MWR) Michael Janssen; Shannon Brown; John Oswald; Amarit Kitiyakara Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States 11:30 F2/D-39.2 Millimeter & Sub-millimeter Wave Radiometer Instruments For The Next Generation Of Polar Orbiting Meteorological Satellites -- MetOp-SG Bertrand Thomas1; Michael Brandt1; Achim Walber1; Hugh Gib-son2; Martin Philipp1; Guido Sonnabend1; Mostafa Benzazaa1; Raquel Gonzales3; Marc Bergada3; Jaione Martinez3; Marie-Gen-evieve Perichaud4; Tapani Narhi4; Ulf Klein4; Salvatore Daddio4; Ville Kangas4 1Rad. Physics GmbH, Germany; 2Gibson Microwave Design EURL, France; 3EADS CASA Espacio, Spain;4ESA/ESTEC, Netherlands 11:50 F2/D-39.3 Coherent Continuum Radiometers For As-tronomy, Planetary And Earth Science Pekka Kangaslahti NASA JPL, United States 12:10 F2/D-39.4 Radiometer Instruments For Space Applications Peter Sobis; Urban Frisk; Arvid Hammar; Erik Ryman; Kalle Kempe; Anders Emrich Omnisys, Sweden

F2/E - 34. New Devices III Santa Rita Room 11:00 - 12:30 Chairperson: Alain Maestrini 11:00 F2/E-34.10 Silicon Micromachined Waveguide Components At 0.75 To 1.1 THz Carlos Leal-Seviallano1; Theodore Reck2; Goutam Chattopadh-yay2; Cecile Jung-Kubiak2 1Univ. of Madrid, Spain; 2California Inst. of Tech., United States

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11:30 F2/E-34.11 A Variable Step THz Neutral Density Filter Based On PEDOT/PSS Doped With Dimethylformamide Fei Yan; Edward Parrott; Benjamin Ung; Emma MacPherson The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 11:45 F2/E-34.12 Room-Temperature Terahertz Detection By Carbon Nanotube/Metal Heterostructures Yingxin Wang; Guowei Zhang; Lingbo Qiao; Jinquan Wei; Jia-Lin Zhu; Zhiqiang Chen; Ziran Zhao; Jia-Lin Sun Tsinghua University, China 12:00 F2/E-34.13 Planar Periodic Surface Lattices For Use In Millimeter-Wave Sources Amy MacLachlan1; Alan Phipps1; Craig Robertson1; Alan Phelps1; Ivan Konoplev2; Adrian Cross1 1University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 2University of Oxford, United Kingdom 12:15 F2/E-34.14 Detecting THz In The Telecom Range: all Resonant THz Up-conversion In A Whispering Gallery Mode Resonator Sascha Preu1; Martin Schneidereit2; Mario Mendéz-Aller3; Florian Sedlmeir2; Antti Räisänen4; L. Enrique García-Muñoz5; Gerd Leuchs2; Harald Schwefel2 1TU Darmstadt, Germany; 2Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Germany; 3University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain, Spain; 4Aalto University, Finland; 5University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain

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Author Index Abbott Derek F2/C-3.2 M5-P2.3 M5-P3.1 R5-P32.3 W2/A-20.9 Abe David R2/D-25.11 W3/E-23.2 Abraham Emmanuel T2/E-16.1 T4/E-16.12 Adachi Masaki R2/E-33.5 Adamonis Juozas T3/A-1.23 Adamus Zbigniew W5-P27.8 Ade Peter M4/B-4.6 T4/D-19.8 W3/A-28.5 Adipa Samuel M5.P13.10 Adomavièius Ramûnas M2/A-1.4 T3/A-1.23 Agafonov Vladislav M5-P13.7 Agapova Marina W4/D-25.8 Agarwal Girish R2/C-32.3

Aghdam Parisa Yadranjee W5-P27.4

Ahn Jaewook T5-P14.8 Aiello Gaetano W5-P25.6 Akalin Tahsin R4/B-36.2 T2/B-17.4 W5-P21.1 Akamine Yusuke T3/C-13.12 W5-P24.2 Akiyama Tsuyoshi W5-P24.1 Al Hadi Richard W2/E-22.3 Alain Christine R4/C-32.14 Albajar Ferran T4/E-16.15 Alberti Stefano R3/D-25.16 W5-P25.3 Al-Daffaie Shihab F2/B-36.7 Aldersley Michael T5-P14.6 Alfadhl Yasir W5-P25.15 Alijabbari Naser M2/D-7.1 Alimi Yasaman M3/A-1.9 Al-Naib Ibraheem M2/D-7.2

R2/E-33.3 R3/C-32.8 T3/E-16.7 Alonso del Pino Maria T4/A-20.1 T5-P20.2 Al-Sarawi Said R5-P32.3 Al-Tikrity Shareef R5-P33.6 R5-P33.6 Ambacher Oliver R3/A-29.2 Amemiya Kuniaki M5-P7.1 M5-P7.5 Amicucci Luca W5-P25.17 An Deyue R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6 Anderson James R4/B-35.3 Andersson Michael R2/E-33.1 R5-P33.7 Andreev Yuri T4/C-14.2 W3/C-14.12 Andrianov Alexander T5-P22.2 Ang Yee Sin W4/C-12.6 Angeluts Andrey M3/D-8.4

Ansermet Jean-Philippe R4/E-34.9

Antes Jochen R4/A-38.3 Anthony Jessienta T3/D-19.3 W4/B-20.1 Antipov Sergey R3/D-26.1 Antonsen Thomas W2/D-25.5 Anttu Nicklas M2/E-9.5 Aoki Makoto M5-P1.5 R3/A-27.6 Appadoo Dominique W2/B-21.5 Arbab M. Hassan T2/D-8.12 Arbabi Saman T2/D-8.12 Arezoomandan Sara R2/E-33.4 T5-P18.12 Argyros Alexander R5-P32.9 W5-P25.9 Arroyo Jennifer T5-P20.5 Arslanov Denis T5-P16.3

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Arzhannikov Andrey M5-P1.8 W5-P26.4 Asada Masahiro M5-P3.3 W3/E-23.1 Ashida Masaaki M3/E-12.3 R5-P31.2 T3/C-13.14 T4/D-19.10 T4/E-16.14 Ashihara Satoshi R5-P13.12 R5-P13.14 Astafev Mikhail M5-P1.8 W2/D-19.11 Audley Michael W2/D-28.15

Avramidis Konstanti-nos W3/D-25.1

Azad Abul K. M3/E-12.4 R2/C-32.1 R4/C-32.15 Azarov Ivan T3/C-13.9 Aziz Emad F. M5.P13.4 T5-P14.1 Azuma Syougo M4/C-13.2 Baccouche Bessem T2/A-1.18 Bacquet Denis R2/B-30.1 Badin Alexander M5-P12.5 Bahk Young-Mi W3/B-21.8 Bajwa Neha F2/C-8.4 M3/D-8.3 M4/D-8.6 T3/A-1.21 Bakunov Michael M4/C-13.2 Balacey Hugo M4/A-1.13 T3/A-1.24 T5-P18.10 Balakin Alexey M3/D-8.4 Balci Soner M4/E-12.6 T4/C-14.5 Baldassarre Leonetta W3/B-21.6 Balkcum Adam R2/D-25.11 Balocco Claudio M3/A-1.9 R3/E-34.3 Bansal Namrata M3/E-12.4 Bao Yao W5-P25.14

Baran Jan M5-P8.3 Barchfeld Robert R3/D-34.11 Bardon Tiphaine M2/D-7.4 Barker Scott M2/D-7.1 W4/B-27.2 W5-P27.10 Barman Anjan F2/C-12.1 Barnett Larry R2/D-25.14 R5-P35.2 Baryshev Andrey R2/A-28.3 W3/E-24.2 Baselmans Jochem R2/A-28.3 R2/A-28.4 W2/A-20.8 Bassel Lena M4/A-1.13 R5-P13.15 Bauer Maris M4/A-1.12 R5-P33.4 R5-P33.7 W5-P27.2 Baughman William T4/C-14.5 Bauwens Matthew M2/D-7.1 W5-P27.10 Bawagan Alexis D.O. M5.P13.4 Beaudoin Grégoire W4/E-24.8 Beaupré Patrick R4/C-32.14 Beck Alexandre M5-P3.5 R2/B-30.1 Beckmann Jörg M5.P13.4 T5-P14.1 Beech Jason M2/E-9.5 Beere Harvey M3/A-1.7 W3/E-24.1 Begum Rashida R2/D-25.11 Behringer David M4/D-8.8 Bei Roberto M3/D-8.1 Beigang Rene M5-P7.9 Belitsky Victor W5-P28.1 Belkin Mikhail A. W4/E-24.5 Belnova Ludmila W4/D-25.8 Benvenuto Monica M3/D-8.1 Benzazaa Mostafa F2/D-39.2 Bergada Marc F2/D-39.2 Bergeron Alain M3/A-1.10

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Bernasconi Pietro M3/B-4.2

Berry Christopher W. R2/B-30.3

R5-P31.7 Best Erin R3/C-32.10 Bevilacqua Stella R3/A-29.1 R3/E-34.2 Beyer Jörn M4/C-13.3 Beziuk Grzegorz M5-P8.3 Bhaskaran Madhu F2/C-3.2 Bhatt Piyush W3/B-21.10 Bhattacharya Arkabrata T5-P17.4 Biagioni Paolo W3/B-21.6 Biasiol Giorgio W4/B-21.12 Bideaud Aurelien M2/A-1.1 Bieler Mark M2/E-9.3 Biermann Klaus W3/E-24.3 Bisigello Laura R2/A-28.3 Blackwell William R4/D-39.2 Blank Monica W4/D-25.7 Blazquez Beatriz T3/D-19.5 Bleasdale Colin M3/E-12.5 Blin Stéphane M5-P3.5 W4/E-24.8 Bobylev Alexander T5-P22.2 Boes Florian R4/A-38.3 Bohmeyer Werner R2/B-30.5 Bolduc Martin M3/A-1.10 Bonetti Stefano T2/A-16.3 Bonicelli Tullio T4/E-16.15 Bonn Mischa R3/E-33.5 Boppel Sebastian M4/A-1.12 W5-P27.2 Borchard Philipp W4/D-25.7 Borgstrom Magnus M2/E-9.5 Born Norman M4/D-8.8 R3/C-32.8 R5-P32.4 Borngräber Johannes W2/E-22.2 W4/C-15.2 Boryssenko Anatoliy T5-P20.5 W2/A-20.7 Bosch-Lluis Xavier R4/D-39.1 Bou Sleiman Joyce M4/A-1.13 Bou Sleiman Joyce R5-P13.15

Boubanga Tombet Stephane W5-P27.6 Bouguila Zied T4/B-18.9 Bourtsev Anton T3/E-16.10 Bousquet Bruno M4/A-1.13 R5-P13.15 T3/A-1.24 Bowen John M3/D-7.6 Bowes David R5-P34.6 Bradford C.M. F2/C-4.1 Brady David M3/A-1.8 T3/A-1.20 Brahlek Matthew M3/E-12.4 Brahm Anika M3/A-1.6 T4/D-19.6 T5-P18.2 Brandt Michael F2/D-39.2 Braunmueller Falk R3/D-25.16 W5-P25.3 Brener Igal T4/C-14.4 Bretones Amelia R. T4/B-18.10 Brewer Anthony W3/E-24.1 Brida Daniele M2/E-9.2 Britz David F2/A-38.8 Broemmelsiek Daniel R5-P36.3 Brown Elliott R. R2/B-30.4 R3/B-31.4 T2/B-17.3 T2/D-8.13 T3/C-13.15 T5-P19.6 W2/B-21.4 W2/D-19.14 W5-P30.2 Brown Shannon T. F2/D-39.1 R4/D-39.1 Bruch Daniel R3/A-29.2 Brunner Stephan W5-P25.3 Bruschi Alessandro W5-P25.17 Bryan Sean M5-P13.3 Bryerton Eric W4/C-27.3 Bryllert Tomas M2/B-2.1 Buccheri Fabrizio M4/C-13.1 T5-P18.11 Büchel Denis R2/A-28.1

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Bueno Juan R2/A-28.4 W2/A-20.8 Bühler Johannes M2/E-9.2 Bui Thuc W5-P25.13 Bulcha Berhanu W4/B-27.2 Bulusheva Lubov M5-P12.5 Buratti Paolo W5-P25.17 Burdette Don M2/D-7.5 W5-P30.2 Burford Nathan M5-P6.2 R3/B-31.3 Busacca Alessandro T5-P18.11 Busch Stefan M4/D-8.8 M5-P1.1 T5-P14.10 But Dmitro W5-P27.1 But Dmitry W4/B-21.11 Byford Jennifer M3/D-7.7 Cai Meng T5-P18.1 Calame Jeffrey W3/E-23.2 Calandrini Eugenio W3/B-21.6 Cannard Paul M2/E-9.1 Cantin Mario M3/A-1.10 Cao Miaomiao W5-P26.6 Cao Ping T5-P18.1 Cao Wei M2/D-7.2 Cao Xinyu T5-P20.4 Carpanese Mariano W5-P25.17 Castro-Camus Enrique T5-P14.10 Cauffman Stephen W4/D-25.7 Causa Federica W5-P25.17 Cavallo Daniele R3/C-32.6 Ceccuzzi Silvio W5-P25.17 Cengher Mirela R2/D-25.13 Cerna Cesario M5-P8.1 Cetnar John T5-P19.6 W2/B-21.4 W2/D-19.14 Chahadih Abdallah W5-P21.1 Chahal Premjeet M3/D-7.7 T5-P17.2 Chahat Nacer R4/B-38.4 W4/A-27.1

Chang Hsian-Hong R5-P33.5

Chang Sheng-Jiang R5-P32.10

W2/B-21.3 Chang Tsun-Hsu T5-P19.2 T5-P19.7 Chapman Scott C. F2/C-4.1 M3/B-4.1 Chapoulie Rémy M4/A-1.13 Chattopadhyay Goutam F2/E-34.10 M3/C-10.1 R5-P34.9 T4/A-20.1 T5-P20.2 T5-P23.2 W2/E-22.1 Che George M5-P13.3 W3/A-28.5 Chen Da T5-P32.1 Chen Hongbin W5-P25.19 Chen Hou-Tong R2/C-32.1 R4/C-32.15 Chen Jian R4/C-32.12 W5-P27.13 W5-P28.6 Chen Lin R5-P21.6 Chen Min R4/E-34.6 Chen Peng T4/E-16.13 Chen PingPing W4/E-27.4 Chen Sai W2/B-21.3 Chen xiaodong M5-P1.7 R5-P31.4 R5-P34.6 W5-P25.15 Chen Xiaohan W2/E-22.5 W3/E-22.6

Chen Xiaoshuang R5-P33.2

W4/E-27.4 Chen Yanping R4/E-34.6 Chen Zhe M2/B-3.2 Chen Zhiqiang F2/E-34.12 M5-P10.1 Cheng Jierong R2/C-32.2 Cheng Yongzhi R2/C-32.5 R3/C-32.9

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Chered-nichenko Sergey R3/A-29.1 R3/E-34.2 Cherkassky Valery T3/C-13.9 W4/B-21.13 Chernichkin Vladimir M4/E-12.7 Chernin David R2/D-25.11 Chernyavskiy Igor R2/D-25.11 W3/E-23.2 Chesnokov Evgeny W4/C-15.3 Chevtchenko Serguei M4/A-1.12 Chiang W. R5-P35.2 Chiang Yen-Yu R5-P33.5 Chiba Yu R5-P31.2 R5-P35.1 Chigrinov Vladimir T4/D-19.9 Chirkov Aleksey W4/D-25.8 Chirkov Alexey W3/D-25.2 W3/D-25.4 Cho Mann-Ho M4/E-12.6 Chodorow Urszula M5-P12.2 Choi Da-Hye W2/C-14.10 Choi Eunmi W5-P25.10 Choi Jindoo T4/B-18.8 Choi Yonghoon T5-P18.8 Chojnowska Olga M5-P12.2 Choporova Yulia T3/C-13.9

Chowdhury Dibakar Roy R4/C-32.15

Chrzanowski Krzysztof W5-P27.6 Chu Junhao M3/E-12.2 Chu Kwo R5-P35.2 Chu Weidong W5-P24.4 Ciocci Franco W5-P25.17 Cismondi Fabio T4/E-16.15 Cliffe Matthew M4/C-13.4 Cojocari Oleg M2/C-6.4 Collins George W5-P25.13 Colombelli Raffaele W3/E-24.1 Coluzzi Elisa M3/D-8.1 Cong Zengguang W3/E-22.6 Cong Zhenhua W2/E-22.5 Consejo Christophe R5-P33.3 W5-P27.11 Constable Evan M5-P13.9

T5-P14.7 Cook Alan W3/E-23.2 Cooke Simon R2/D-25.11 Cooper Ken M2/B-2.2 Coquegniot Hélène M4/A-1.13 Coquillat Dominique R5-P33.3 W5-P27.1 W5-P27.11 W5-P27.6 Corcos Dan T3/B-18.4 Cornet Marion T2/E-16.1 T4/E-16.12 Cortes-Medellin German W3/A-20.10 Coutu Ronald R3/C-32.10 Cross Adrian F2/E-34.13 R5-P34.16 R5-P34.6 W5-P25.11 W5-P25.18 W5-P26.1 Crowe Thomas W4/C-27.3 Crunteanu Aurelian R4/C-32.13 Cui Hailin M5-P13.5 Cui Jian T5-P16.5 Cui Tie Jun W5-P21.1 Cumming David R.S. M2/A-1.3 Cyberey Michael W4/A-28.2 Cywinski G. W5-P27.1 Czerwiñski Micha³ M5-P12.9 Daddio Salvatore F2/D-39.2 Dai Jianming F2/B-36.5 Dalvit Diego A. R. R4/C-32.15 D'Amato Dominique R4/C-32.14 Danilevièius Rokas T3/A-1.23 Danilov Sergey M4/E-12.7 Dao Thang Duy T5-P16.4

Daram Prasanna Kumar T2/B-17.3

Dattoli Giuseppe W5-P25.17 Daughton David M4/C-13.5 R5-P13.16 David Etayo W2/A-20.6 Davies Giles M2/E-9.1 Davies Giles W3/E-24.1 W4/E-24.6

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Davis Kristina M4/B-4.5 M5-P7.3 Day Peter R4/E-34.5 W3/A-28.5 De Amicis Andrea M3/D-8.1 de Lange Gerhard W2/D-28.15 de Maagt Peter T3/D-19.1 De Meis Domenico W5-P25.17 de Rijk Emile R4/E-34.9 De Sanctis Stefania M3/D-8.1 de Visser Pieter R2/A-28.4 Deal William R4/D-39.3 T5-P23.2 Dean Paul W4/E-24.6 Debski Wojciech W2/E-22.2 Decrossas Emmanuel R4/B-38.4 Dégardin Annick W2/D-19.12 Degert Jérôme T2/E-16.1 T4/E-16.12 Degli Innocenti Riccardo M3/A-1.7 Deibel Jason R3/C-32.10 W2/B-21.4 Del Solar Nino M4/A-1.13 Delage S. W5-P27.1 Demers Joseph M4/C-13.5 Deng Bin M5-P2.2 Deng Guochu T5-P14.7 Deng Xian-jin T4/E-16.13 W5-P27.14 Deninger Anselm R3/B-31.1 Denisov Gregory W3/D-25.2 W3/D-25.4 W4/D-25.8 Derlet Peter M3/E-12.1 Desmaris Vincent W5-P28.1 Desnoyers Nichola M3/A-1.10 Desrat W. R5-P33.3 Deßmann Nils M3/C-10.2 T2/E-16.5 DeTalle Vincent M3/D-7.6 Dhillon Sukhdeep W3/E-24.1 Di Cristofaro Sara M3/D-8.1 Di Gaspare Alessandra W4/B-21.12 Di Palma Emanuele W5-P25.17

Diakonova Nina W4/B-21.11 Dieterlen Alain T4/B-18.9 Dietz Roman M3/A-1.6 R3/B-31.1 Dignam Marc M. R2/E-33.3 T3/E-16.7 Ding Chong R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Doi Kohei M2/A-1.2 Dollwetzel Phillipp M4/A-1.13 Domier Calvin R3/D-34.11 W3/A-20.12 Dominec Filip T4/C-14.4 Donaldson Craig W5-P25.11 Donnan Robert R5-P31.4 Doria Andrea M5-P1.6 W5-P25.17 Döring Sven T4/D-19.6 Dorozhkin Kirill M5-P12.10 M5-P12.5 Dowell Marla M2/D-7.3 Doyle Simon M2/A-1.1 W3/A-28.5 Drahokoupil Jan M4/E-12.8 Dressel Martin W2/C-14.6 Drexler Christoph W5-P27.1 Drozd Marek M5-P8.3 Duan Suqing W5-P24.4 Duan Zhaoyun R5-P37.6 R5-P37.7 Ducournau Guillaume F2/C-3.4 M5-P3.5 R2/B-30.1 R2/B-30.2 R5-P34.1 W5-P27.1 Duffy Brian M3/B-4.2 Duling Irl M2/C-6.5 Dumbrajs Olgierd W2/D-25.5 Dunaevskii Grigorii M5-P12.10 Dunaevskii Grigorii M5-P12.5 Dunaevsky Grigory R5-P32.5 W5-P14.11 Durr Hermann T2/A-16.3

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Duschek Lennart T5-P14.10 Dutta Partha R5-P31.3 Dutzi Katja M3/C-10.2 Dvoretskaya Natalya W5-P25.9 Dvoretskii S.A. R5-P33.3 Dyakonova Nina R5-P33.3 W5-P27.1 W5-P27.11 W5-P27.6 Ebrahimi Amir R5-P32.3 Echchgadda Ibtissam M5-P8.1

Echternkamp Katharina E. T2/B-17.1

Ederra Iñigo W2/A-20.6 W5-P27.12 Egorov Sergei T5-P22.2 Egorova Svetlana M4/E-12.7 Einstein Herbert F2/B-36.3 El Haddad Josette R5-P13.15 Elad Danny T3/B-18.4 El-Ghazaly Samir T5-P18.13 Ellis Elizabeth M5-P11.1 Ellrich Frank T3/C-13.10 El-Shenawee Magda M5-P6.2 R3/B-31.3 Emel’yanov Valeriy R5-P34.2 Emelianova Yulia R5-P34.2 Emrich Anders F2/D-39.4 T4/C-13.17 Endo Akira R2/A-28.3 Engelkamp Hans T5-P16.3 Ennis Courtney W2/B-21.5 Eom Byeong Ho R4/E-34.5 Escorcia Car-ranza Ivonne M2/A-1.3 Estacio Elmer M4/C-13.2 Evangelisti Florestano W4/B-21.12 Everitt Henry R3/C-32.11 T2/A-1.16 Fan Fei W2/B-21.3 Fan Shuzhen M5-P7.4 Fan Yong M2/B-3.2 Fang Guangyou M5-P1.2 T5-P20.3 Fantini Massimo M3/D-8.1

Farr Navid T2/D-8.12 Fathi Ehsan R3/B-31.2 Faucher Marc R5-P34.1 Fay Patrick M2/D-7.5 M4/A-1.11 T3/A-1.22 Federici John F2/A-38.6 M2/B-3.3 Fedurin Mikhail R3/D-26.1 Feiginov Michael W3/E-23.1 Felch Kevin W4/D-25.7 Feng Jinjun R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Ferrari Lorenza R2/A-28.3 Finazzi Marco W3/B-21.6 Fiorentino Giuseppe R3/C-32.6 Fischer Bernd M. R4/C-32.13 T4/B-18.9 Fisher Alan T2/A-16.3 Flanigan Daniel W3/A-28.5 Fleming Simon C R5-P32.9 Focardi Paolo W4/A-27.1 Fosnight Alyssa R3/C-32.10 Franchini Valeria M3/D-8.1 Franck Joachim W3/D-25.1 Franke Tobias W3/A-20.13 Fredebeul Christoph T3/C-13.10 Freeman Joshua M2/E-9.1 W3/E-24.1 Freiburger Brennen M5-P6.2 Freni Angelo T3/D-19.5 Freysz Eric T2/E-16.1 T4/E-16.12 Friederich Fabian T2/A-1.18 Frigerio Jacopo W3/B-21.6 Friscic Tomislav W3/C-14.13 Frisk Urban F2/D-39.4 Frumar Miloslav W3/C-14.15 Frydman Aviad W2/C-14.6 Fu Danqing W3/A-20.12 Fu Xiaohuan W3/B-21.7 Fu Zhengping M2/E-9.4 Fuglewicz Boguslaw M5-P8.3 Fujii Katsumi M5-P7.7

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T5-P18.5 Fujii Yutaka M5-P13.8 Fujiwara Toshimichi T4/D-19.7 Fukasawa Ryoichi M2/C-6.5 Fukumochi Hiroyuki T4/C-14.3 Fukunaga Kaori M5-P1.6 T2/D-8.14 T5-P18.5 Fukunari Masafumi T3/D-19.4 T5-P19.4 Fumeaux Christophe W2/A-20.9 Fung Andy M5-P7.2 Funkner Stefan M4/C-13.2 T3/C-13.12 T3/C-13.8 Furuya Takashi M4/C-13.2 T3/C-13.12 T3/C-13.8 Furxhi Orges M3/A-1.8 T3/A-1.20 Futatsumori Shunichi M5-P2.1 G Umesh W3/B-21.10 G. Cooke David W2/C-14.7 Gaebler Alexander W3/A-20.13 Gagnon Etienne M5.P13.10 Gai Wei R3/D-26.1 Gaier Todd C. R4/D-39.1 Gallacher Kevin W3/B-21.6 Gallerano Gian Piero M3/D-8.1 M5-P1.6 W5-P25.17 Gamzina Diana R3/D-34.11 Ganichev Sergey W5-P27.1 Gantenbein Gerd W3/D-25.1 W3/D-25.2 W4/D-25.10 W5-P25.9 Gao Dongping T5-P18.7 Gao Jian-rong R4/B-35.1 W3/E-24.2 Gao Yanqing M3/E-12.2 Gaquière Christophe R5-P34.1 W5-P27.1 Garavaglia Saul W5-P25.17

Garbat Katarzyna M5-P12.2 Garcia Alejandro R2/D-25.11

Garcia Salvador G. T4/B-18.10

García-Muñoz L. Enrique F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4 Garnache Arnaud W4/E-24.8 Garritano James F2/C-8.4 M3/D-8.3 M4/D-8.6 T3/A-1.21 Gautam Nutan W4/A-27.1 Gavrilenko V. R5-P33.3 Gbele Kokou W3/A-20.11 Gehm Michael R5-P31.5 T2/A-1.16 W3/A-20.11 Geise Alexander T4/A-20.4 Geng Zhi Hui W5-P25.8 Genoud Jérémy R3/D-25.16 W5-P25.3 Gente Ralf M4/D-8.8 George Deepu W3/C-14.11 Georgiou Giorgos T5-P17.4 W2/B-21.2 Gerasimov Vasily W4/B-21.13 W4/B-21.13 Gibson Hugh F2/D-39.2 Gidon Serge M4/A-1.14 Gierl Christian R4/E-34.7 Giliberti Valeria W4/B-21.12 Giovannacci David M3/D-7.6 Giovenale Emilio M3/D-8.1 M5-P1.6 W5-P25.17 Giovine Ennio W4/B-21.12 Girard Martin R5-P37.2 Gladden Lynn W3/C-14.13 Gnedenkov Aleksander W4/D-25.8 Göbel Thorsten M3/A-1.6 R3/B-31.1 Goda Yukihiro M5-P6.1 Godin Jean W5-P27.11 Gogoi Papori T5-P16.3 Goian Veronica T4/C-14.1

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Göktepe Baris F2/A-38.5 Goldsmith Paul F1/P-4.1 M3/B-4.2 Goliasch Jens R3/A-29.2 Golish Dathon T2/A-1.16 Gomez Rivas Jaime T5-P17.4 W2/B-21.2 Gong Huarong R5-P37.6 Gong Yubin R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 R5-P37.6 R5-P37.7 Gonzales Raquel F2/D-39.2 Gonzales Tomas R5-P34.1 Gonzalez Alvaro T3/D-19.2 Gonzalo Ramon W2/A-20.6 W5-P27.12 Gordon David R4/B-35.3 Gorelov Yuri R2/D-25.13 Gorshunov Boris W2/C-14.6

Gossard Arthur A. C. R2/B-30.3

Goto Hideki M2/A-1.2

Grabrielli Lucas Heit-zman T5-P19.1

Grady Nathaniel R2/C-32.1 R4/C-32.15 Graham Chris M2/E-9.1 Graham Darren M4/C-13.4 Grahn Holger W3/E-24.3 Grandy Emily R5-P13.17 Grant James M2/A-1.3 Gregory Ian M2/C-6.1 Greiner-Baer Michael W3/E-24.3 Grigelionis Ignas W5-P27.8 Grimbert Bertrand R5-P34.1 Grischkowsky Daniel M4/B-5.1 Groppi Christopher M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 M5-P13.3 M5-P7.3 R3/A-29.4 R4/E-34.5 Gross B. R2/A-28.2 Grundfest Warren F2/C-8.4

M3/D-8.3 M4/D-8.6 T3/A-1.21 Grundt Jessica M5-P8.1 Grüninger Markus T3/C-13.16 Grynberg Marian W5-P27.8 Grzelczak Michal M5-P8.3 Grzyb Janusz W2/E-22.3 Gu Jianqiang R2/E-33.2 Gu Min W5-P28.5 Gu Wei W5-P25.8 Guerboukha Hichem W2/B-21.1 Guillet Jean Paul T3/A-1.24 Gulkis Samuel W4/A-27.1 Guo Guo R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Guo Wei T5-P18.9 Guo Xin T5-P18.6 Gupta Barun W4/B-21.5 Gurel Ogan T2/D-8.11 Guruswamy Sivaraman R4/C-32.16 Guss William R2/D-25.12 W5-P25.13 Güsten Rolf R2/A-28.3 Gutin Alexey W4/B-21.11 Haakestad Magnus W. M3/C-10.3 Hack Erwin M2/A-1.5 Hafez Hassan R2/E-33.3

Haidar Moham-mad Tanvir R4/E-34.7

Hailey-Dun-sheath Steven F2/C-4.1 Hailu Daniel R3/B-31.2 Hajo Ahid M4/A-1.12 Hamazaki Junichi R5-P13.12 R5-P13.14 Hammar Arvid F2/D-39.4 Han Daehoon T5-P14.8 Han Jiaguang R2/C-32.3 R2/E-33.2 Han Sang-Pil R3/B-31.5 W5-P24.3 W5-P30.1 Han Youngnam T5-P18.8 Hanado Yuko R5-P36.1

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T5-P23.1 Hangyo Masanori F1/P-9.1 T5-P16.2 W5-P24.2 Hanna Jeremy R2/D-25.11 Hansen Hedley M5-P2.3 M5-P3.1 Haoying Wang T5-P18.4 Hara Shigeo W2/C-14.9 Haring Bolívar Peter T2/A-1.18 Harmata Piotr M5-P12.9 Haroche Serge T1/P-37.1 Harrington James A. T2/B-17.2 Hartnagel Hans F2/B-36.7 Harwood Thomas M5-P11.1

Hashemi Moham-mad R. R2/B-30.3

R5-P31.7 Hatano Takeshi R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6 Hatem Osama M2/E-9.1 Hauri Christoph M3/E-12.1 W4/E-24.7 Hayashi Kazuo W3/D-25.3 W5-P25.1 Hayashi Kenta M5-P13.2 Hayashi Shinichiro M5-P7.4 R4/E-34.8 Hayton Darren R4/B-35.1 W3/E-24.2 Hazell Jonathan W2/A-19.10 He Fangming T5-P18.3 T5-P18.9 He Jingsuo M5-P13.5 He Wenlong R5-P34.6 W5-P25.11 W5-P26.1 He Yuezhi R5-P36.2 Headland Daniel F2/C-3.2 Heaps David R5-P13.13 Heimbeck Martin R3/C-32.11 T2/A-1.16 T5-P20.5 Heinrich Wolfgang M4/A-1.12 Heintze Eric W2/C-14.6

Hejase Jose M3/D-7.7 Hekmat Negar W4/E-24.6 Hella Mona M. W3/B-21.9 Hemberger Joachim T3/C-13.16 Hendrix Ryan R3/C-32.10 W2/B-21.4 Henrich Dagmar W2/C-14.6 Henry Samuel C T2/D-8.12 Her T. H. T5-P19.7 Herink Georg T2/B-17.1 Herman Jakub M5-P12.2 M5-P12.9 Hesch Klaus W3/D-25.1 Hesler Jeffrey R3/A-29.3 T3/A-1.22 W4/B-27.2 W4/C-27.3 Heyes Jane R2/C-32.1 R4/C-32.15 Heyminck Stefan R2/A-28.3 Hezareh Talayeh M5-P4.2 Hibino Hiroki R2/E-33.3 Higgins Richard R5-P13.16 Higley Daniel T2/A-16.3 Himes Logan R3/D-34.11 Hirao Yuya R5-P31.6 Hirata Akihiko R4/A-38.2 Hirokawa Jiro R4/A-38.2 Hiromoto Norihisa M5-P1.5 M5-P7.4 R3/A-27.6 Hisatake Shintaro F2/C-3.4 M3/B-3.4 T3/C-13.7 Hitchcock Charles T2/D-8.11 Hocking Anne M T2/D-8.12 Hoefle Matthias M2/C-6.4 Hoeh Michael A. R2/C-32.4 Hoehl Arne T2/E-16.5 Hoffmann Matthias T2/A-16.3

Hogge Jean-Philippe R3/D-25.16

W5-P25.3 Hollandt Jörg M4/C-13.3 Hollister M. F2/C-4.1

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Hommes Alexander M3/C-10.4 Hong Cheng T5-P18.1 Hong Kyung-Han R4/B-36.1 Hong Yongjun W5-P25.10 Honingh Cornelia R2/A-28.1 Honma Michinori T2/A-34.10 Honniball Casey M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 Horie Hiroaki T4/A-20.4 Horiguchi Shogo M3/B-3.4 Horvat Joseph T5-P14.5 T5-P14.7 Hosako Iwao M3/B-3.6 R5-P13.12 R5-P13.14 R5-P31.2 R5-P35.1 R5-P36.1 T5-P23.1 Hoshina Hiromichi W2/C-14.8 Hou Lei M5-P1.3 Hou Xiao Wan W5-P25.8 Howes John T4/A-20.4 Hruszowiec Mariusz M5-P8.3 Hsieh Yi-Da M5-P13.1 Hu Fangjing W2/A-19.10 Hu Fengqi W3/A-20.12 Hu Qing R4/B-35.1 W3/E-24.2 Hu Wenjuan W3/A-20.13 Hu Zhijing W3/B-21.7 Huang Jingguo M3/E-12.2 Huang Minzhi R5-P37.6

Huang Wenqian Ronny R4/B-36.1

Huang Xiang R5-P34.13 Huang Ya R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6 Huang Yinhu W5-P25.19 Huang Zhiming M3/E-12.2

Hübers Heinz-Wil-helm M3/C-10.2

M4/B-4.3 T2/E-16.5 W2/E-22.2

W3/E-24.3 W4/C-15.2 Hudlicka Martin M5-P7.12 Huebsch Daniel T3/C-13.10 Hui Li R5-P34.13 Humbert Georges R4/C-32.13 Hummelt Jason R3/E-34.1 Humphreys David M5-P7.8 Hussein Yasser T5-P18.13 Ibey Bennett M5-P8.1 Ibrahim Akram R2/E-33.3 ichikawa ryuji M5-P13.2 Ichioka Ryoichi W4/D-25.9 Idehara Toshitaka R2/D-25.15 R3/D-25.17 T4/D-19.7 W4/D-25.9 W5-P25.4 Idei Hiroshi W2/D-19.13 Iida Hitoshi M5-P7.1 M5-P7.5 Ikari Tomofumi M2/C-6.5 Ikeda Ryosuke T3/D-19.4 W3/D-25.3 W5-P25.1 Ikeda Sho R5-P33.1 Ikeda Shohei W2/C-14.9 Ikeda Yu M5-P3.3 Ikeuchi Shinji R3/D-25.17 Il'in Konstantin W2/C-14.6 Imai tsuyoshi W5-P25.1 Imamura Motoki M5-P7.6 Inaba Hajime M5-P13.1 M5-P13.2 Inam Anns R4/A-38.3 Iniguez de la Torre Ignacio R5-P34.1 Inokawa Hiroshi R3/A-27.6 Iqbal Azhar M2/E-9.5 Irimajiri Yoshihisa R5-P31.2 R5-P35.1 R5-P36.1 T5-P23.1 Irizawa Akinori T4/E-16.14 Isella Giovanni W3/B-21.6

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Ishi Tsutomu M2/A-1.2 M2/C-6.3 Isota Yoji T2/A-34.10 Isoyama Goro T4/E-16.14 Ito Hiroyuki R5-P36.1 Ito Kenji T2/A-34.10 Ito Ryouta T2/A-34.10

Ives R. Law-rence W5-P25.13

Iwamae Atsushi M4/C-13.2 Iwaszczuk Krzysztof T2/A-16.4 W2/C-14.7 Izaak Tatyana W3/C-14.12 Jackson J B M3/D-7.6 Jacobs Karl R2/A-28.1 Jagtap Vishal W2/D-19.12 Jahn David T4/A-20.3 Jakoby Rolf M2/C-6.4 T4/A-20.2 W3/A-20.13 Janek Marian M3/C-10.5 Jansen Christian R3/C-32.8 Janssen Michael F2/D-39.1 Janssen Reinier R2/A-28.3 Jarrahi Mona R2/B-30.3 R5-P31.7

Jarzab Prze-myslaw M5-P8.3

Jaunich Matthias T5-P14.1 Jawla Sudheer R2/D-25.12 W2/D-19.13 W5-P25.13

Jebamalaidass Shourie Ranjana W3/B-21.10

Jeffries Gavin M3/D-8.2 Jellema Willem M4/B-4.4 Jelonnek John W3/D-25.1 W3/D-25.2 W4/D-25.10 Jeon Min Yong W5-P24.3 Jeong Jeeyoon W3/B-21.8 Jeong Jin-Young W2/C-14.10 Jepsen Peter Uhd T2/A-16.4 T3/E-16.8 T4/E-16.11

W2/C-14.7 Jerominek Hubert R4/C-32.14 Jesorka Aldo M3/D-8.2 Jessop David M3/A-1.7 Jeunesse Pierre M5-P6.3 R4/B-35.2 Ji Min R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6 Ji Y. W5-P26.5 Jia Tao W5-P28.5 Jiang Aiting W4/E-24.5 Jiang J. R5-P35.2 Jiang Jun T4/E-16.13 W5-P27.14 Jiang Qi W3/A-20.12 Jiang Yifan W2/E-22.4 W4/E-24.5 Jiang Zhenguo M4/A-1.11 T3/A-1.22 Jimenez Ralph W3/C-14.11 Jin Biaobing R4/C-32.12 Jin Feng W5-P25.14 Jin Jianbo W3/D-25.1 W4/D-25.10

Jin Kyong Hwan M5-P1.4

Jing Chunguang R3/D-26.1 Jo Hanlae T5-P14.8 Johnson Brad W3/A-28.5 Jones Glenn W3/A-28.5 Jones Hannah R3/C-32.10 Jones William W3/C-14.13 Jongma Rienk T5-P16.3 Jonuscheit Joachim T2/A-1.18 T3/C-13.10 Joshi Prakash T5-P14.6 Jost Matthias T4/A-20.2 W3/A-20.13 Jougataki Kohei R5-P31.6 Joye Colin W3/E-23.2 Jukam Nathan W4/E-24.6 Jung Cecile T4/A-20.1 Jung Seungyong W4/E-24.5 Jung-Kubiak Cecile F2/E-34.10 R5-P34.9

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Junqueira Mateus Au-gusto T5-P19.1

Kaðalynas Irmantas T3/A-1.23 Kadlec Christelle M4/E-12.8 T4/C-14.1 W3/C-14.15 Kadlec Filip T4/C-14.1 W3/C-14.15 Kadoya Yutaka R5-P31.6 Kagami Osamu R4/A-38.1 Kahl Matthias T2/A-1.18 Kajiwara Ken T3/D-19.4 W3/D-25.3 W5-P25.1 Kalaria Parth W3/D-25.1 Kalinin Peter W5-P26.4 Kallfass Ingmar R4/A-38.3

Kaltenecker Korbinian J. R4/C-32.13

Kamaraju N. W4/B-21.11 Kamba Stanislav T4/C-14.1 Kambara Ohki T3/B-18.5 T5-P14.9 Kamenskyi Dmytro T5-P16.3 Kanareykin Alexei R3/D-26.1 Kanaya Hidetoshi W3/E-23.1 Kancleris Žilvinas R5-P32.6 Kaneko Keiko T3/D-19.2 Kanemitsu Yoshihiko M3/E-12.3 Kang Chul M4/E-12.6 W3/C-14.14 Kang Lin R4/C-32.12 W5-P28.5 Kang Xiaoke T4/E-16.13 Kangas Ville F2/D-39.2 Kangaslahti Pekka F2/D-39.3 M5-P7.2 R4/D-39.1 Kanno Atsushi M3/B-3.6 Kanygin Micael M5-P12.5 Kao Tsung-Yu R4/B-35.1 W3/E-24.2

Karabey Onur Hamza W3/A-20.13

Karandikar Yogesh R4/D-39.4

Karasik Boris W4/A-27.1 Karch Johannes W5-P27.1 Karczewski Grzegorz W5-P27.8 Karetnikova Tatiana T3/E-16.10 Kariya Tsuyoshi W5-P25.1 Kärtner Franz X. R4/B-36.1 Kartsev Piotr M5-P13.7 Kasa Jun R3/D-25.17 Kasalynas Irmantas M2/A-1.4 M2/C-6.2 T4-P19.5 M4/A-1.12 Kasamatsu Akifumi R5-P13.12 R5-P35.1 T5-P18.5 Kasap Safa W3/C-14.15 Kasjoo Shahrir M3/A-1.9 Kasparek Walter W3/D-25.2 Kasper Bryon M4/C-13.5 Katayama Ikufumi R5-P31.2 R5-P35.1 T5-P16.4 Katletz Stefan M5-P7.11 Kato Eiji R5-P13.13 Kato Ryukou T4/E-16.14 Katori Noriko M5-P6.1 Kaur Amanpreet M3/D-7.7 Kaveev Andrey R5-P34.3 Kaveeva Elizaveta R5-P34.3 Kawahata Kazuo W5-P24.1 Kawakami Akira T5-P23.1 Kawamura Jonathan W4/A-27.1 Kawanishi Tetsuya M3/B-3.6 R5-P35.1 Kawase Keigo T4/E-16.14 Kawase Kodo M4/D-8.9 R4/E-34.8 T3/C-13.11 T3/C-13.12 Kazemipour Alireza M5-P7.12 T2/B-17.5 Kee Chul-Sik W3/C-14.14 Kehrt Mathias M4/C-13.3 Keil Andreas T2/A-1.18

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Keizer Geert W2/D-28.15 Kempa Martin T4/C-14.1 Kempe Kalle F2/D-39.4 Keusgen Wilhelm F2/A-38.5 Khokhlov Dmitrii M4/E-12.7 W5-P28.3 Khudchenko Andrey W3/E-24.2 Khutoryan Eduard W5-P25.4 Kim Anna M3/D-8.2 Kim Chi Yup M5-P1.4 Kim Dai-Sik W3/B-21.8 Kim Jung Ho W5-P25.10 Kim Kyung-Soo T4/B-18.8 Kim Min Hee W5-P24.3 Kim Namje R3/B-31.5 W5-P24.3 W5-P30.1

Kim Seongsin Margaret M4/E-12.6

R3/C-32.11 T4/C-14.5 Kim Soohyun T4/B-18.8 Kimani Martin M5-P12.3 Kimura Hiroto M5-P13.1 M5-P13.2 Kimura Takuji R2/D-25.11 Kinev Nickolay R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6 Kinoshita Moto M5-P7.1 M5-P7.5 M5-P7.7 Kishibata Toshihiro T3/C-13.12 W5-P24.2 Kitajima Masahiro T5-P16.4 Kitamura Kenji M5-P12.4 Kitayama Kenichi M3/B-3.6 Kitiyakara Amarit F2/D-39.1 Kiuru Tero T3/B-18.1 Klapwijk Teun R2/A-28.3 R2/A-28.4 Klarskov Pernille T3/E-16.8 Klein Bernd R2/A-28.3 Klein Ulf F2/D-39.2 Kleiner Reinhold R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6

Klisnick Geoffroy W2/D-19.12 Kloosterman Jenna M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 R4/B-35.1 Knap Wojciech R5-P33.3 W4/B-21.11 W5-P27.1 W5-P27.11 W5-P27.6 Knight-Percival Alexander M4/C-13.4 Knyazev Boris T3/C-13.9 W4/B-21.13 Ko C. R5-P35.2 Ko Do-Kyeong M5-P12.4 Ko Hyunsung R3/B-31.5 Kobayashi Kengo W5-P27.6 Kobayashi Takayuki W3/D-25.3 Koch Martin F2/A-38.7 M4/D-8.8 M5-P1.1 R3/C-32.8 R5-P32.4 T4/A-20.3 T5-P14.10 W4/E-24.4

Koch Stephan W. T3/C-13.6

W4/E-24.4 Kochetkova Tatiana M5-P12.10 Kohmura Akiko M5-P2.1 Koizumi Hiroyuiki T5-P19.4 Kojima Hiroaki T2/D-8.14 Kojima Masami T3/B-18.2 Kokh Konstantin T4/C-14.2 Kölle Dieter W5-P28.6 Koller Daniel W4/C-27.3 Komori Fumio R2/E-33.3 Komurasaki Kimiya T3/D-19.4 T5-P19.4 Komuro Takumi T2/A-34.10 Konczykowska Agnieszka W5-P27.11 Kong Moon Sik W5-P24.3 Konoplev Ivan F2/E-34.13 R5-P34.16 Kooi Jacob M4/B-4.5

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R3/A-29.4 Kopyt Pawel W5-P27.10 W5-P27.7 W5-P27.9 Koshelenko Valery M5-P1.8 Koshelets Valery P. R2/A-28.2 W5-P28.6 Koshliakov Pavel W4/C-15.3 Kosobutsky Alexey W5-P14.11 Kostakis Ioannis R3/B-31.2 Kotelnikov Igor T5-P21.3 W4/B-21.13 Kotera Masaki R3/D-25.17 Kotiranta Mikko R3/A-29.2 Kovacs Attila M5-P4.2 Kreisler Alain W2/D-19.12 Kreouzis Theo R5-P31.4 Kreysa Ernst M5-P4.2 Krimi Soufiene T3/C-13.10 Kropotov Grigory R5-P34.3 Krotkus Arûnas M2/A-1.4 T3/A-1.23 Krozer Viktor M4/A-1.12 W5-P27.2 Kruchinin Vladimir T3/C-13.9 Kruchinina Margarita T3/C-13.9 Kubarev Vitaly T2/A-16.2 W4/C-15.3 Kubo Shin R3/D-25.17 Kucharski Krzysztof W5-P27.9 Kuenzi Linda R3/A-29.4 Kuftin Andrey W3/D-25.4 W4/D-25.8 Kuhlmey Boris T R5-P32.9

Kula Prze-mys³aw M5-P12.9

Kulesa Craig M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 R3/A-29.4 Kuleshov Alexei W5-P25.4 Kulipanov Gennady W4/B-21.13 Kull Lukas T3/B-18.4 Kumagai Motohiro R5-P36.1 T5-P23.1 Kung Patrick M4/E-12.6

R3/C-32.11 T4/C-14.5 Küppers Franko F2/B-36.7 R4/E-34.7 Kurashina Seiji M2/A-1.2 Kuri Toshiaki M3/B-3.6 Kurihara Kazuyoshi W5-P24.2 Kurihara Takayuki R3/C-32.7 Kurita Yuki W5-P27.6 Kut'ko Volodymyr T5-P16.3 Kuwashima Fumiyoshi T3/C-13.12 W5-P24.2 Kužel Petr M4/E-12.8 T4/C-14.4 Kuzmenko A.B. T4/B-18.7 Kuznetsov Sergei M5-P1.8 W2/D-19.11 Kwon Won Sik T4/B-18.8 Kwon Yong Seok W5-P24.3 Laemmle David T4/A-20.2 Lai Richard M5-P7.2 Lai Zonghe W5-P27.4 Lalanne-Déra Jérémy M4/A-1.14 Lamb James R4/E-34.5 Lampasi Alessandro W5-P25.17

Lampin Jean-François F2/C-3.4

M5-P3.5 R2/B-30.1 R2/B-30.2 Lang Jiandong W5-P25.15 Lange Karsten R2/B-30.5 Langenbach Malte T3/C-13.16 Langley Derrick R3/C-32.10 Lansky Gregory T4/C-14.2 W3/C-14.12 Lapthorn Adrian M5-P11.1 Laurain Alexandre T3/C-13.6 Laurin Patrick R5-P37.2 Law Jeremy M2/D-7.5 W5-P30.2 Lawrence Nick M5-P2.3 M5-P3.1 Leal-Seviallano Carlos F2/E-34.10 Lechte Carsten W3/D-25.2

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LeDuc Henry R4/E-34.5 Lee Choonsup T4/A-20.1 T5-P20.2 W2/E-22.1 Lee Eui Su R5-P34.8 W5-P30.1 Lee Il-Min R3/B-31.5 W5-P30.1

Lee Joong Wook W3/C-14.14

Lee Kwanghee W3/B-21.8 Lee Kyu-Sup M5-P12.4 Lee Sun-Goo W3/C-14.14 Lee Tom R1/P-3.1 Lee Woo-Jung M4/E-12.6 Lee Yoon T2/D-8.10 Legarra Jim R2/D-25.11 Lehman John M2/D-7.3 Lehman Norman T2/D-8.11 Lei Wenqiang W5-P25.19 Lei Xiaolin T5-P14.3 Leitenstorfer Alfred M2/E-9.2 Leong Kevin T5-P23.2 Leonhardt Rainer T3/D-19.3 W4/B-20.1 Lepodise Lucia T5-P14.5 Leroy Jonathan R4/C-32.13 Lesser David M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 Letizia Rosa R3/D-34.11 Leuchs Gerd F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4 Leuterer Fritz W3/D-25.2 Leuther Arnulf R3/A-29.2 Levush Baruch R2/D-25.11 W3/E-23.2 Lewis R. A. T5-P14.7 Lewis Roger M3/E-12.5 M5-P13.9 T5-P14.5 Lewis Samantha R3/E-34.1 Li Bin T4/B-18.6 Li Chao M5-P1.2 T5-P20.3 Li Daohui R5-P34.6

Li Dazhi R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Li Dehua T5-P32.1 Li hourong T5-P20.4 Li Jiaqi T5-P16.1 Li Jining R5-P32.10 Li Ke R5-P34.7 W5-P26.6 Li Lianhe W3/E-24.1 W4/E-24.6 Li Meijiao W3/A-20.12 Li Ning W4/E-27.4 Li Qian W4/E-27.4 Li Quan R2/E-33.2 Li Shifeng R5-P37.7 Li Xiang W5-P25.15 Li Yangfang W5-P24.4 Li Yanlin W3/B-21.7 Li Zeren T3/B-18.3 Li Zheng M5-P10.2 Li Zhi M5-P8.2 Li ZhiFeng W4/E-27.4 Li Zhongxiao T5-P16.1 Liang L. J. R4/C-32.12 Liang Min R5-P31.5 W3/A-20.11 Lichtenberger Arthur M2/D-7.1 M4/B-4.5 R3/A-29.4 W4/A-28.2 Liepelt Sascha M4/D-8.8 Lim Boon R4/D-39.1 Lin M. R5-P35.2 Lin Robert W2/E-22.1 Linfield Edmund M2/E-9.1 W3/E-24.1 W4/E-24.6 Linxi Zhang T5-P18.4 Lisauskas Alvydas M4/A-1.12 R5-P33.4 R5-P33.7 W5-P27.2 Lista Florigio M3/D-8.1 Litvak Aleksander W4/D-25.8

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Litvak Alexander W3/D-25.2 Litvak Alexander W3/D-25.4 Liu Diwei W5-P25.5 Liu Dong T5-P21.2 Liu Feng R4/E-34.6 Liu Gao Feng W5-P25.8 Liu Guo W5-P26.1 Liu Hong M5-P1.3 Liu Lei M4/A-1.11 T3/A-1.22 Liu Pengxiang T5-P16.1 Liu Pu Kun W5-P25.8 Liu Qiao T3/B-18.3 Liu Qinglun T5-P18.3 Liu Shenggang W5-P25.5 Liu Shiyong T5-P14.3 Liu Shuchang R4/C-32.16 T4/A-17.6 Liu Wenkai T5-P16.5 Liu Wenxin R3/D-25.19 R5-P34.12 R5-P34.15 R5-P34.7 T5-P18.6 T5-P19.3 T5-P21.2 W5-P26.6 Liu X. W5-P26.5 Liu Xiaoguang W3/A-20.12 Liu Yu T5-P18.1 Liu Zhaojun W2/E-22.5 W3/E-22.6 Liu Zhi T5-P16.5 Llombart Nuria T3/D-19.5 T5-P20.2 W2/A-20.8 Llombart Juan Nuria T4/A-20.1 Löffler Torsten T2/A-1.18 Loh Jamie W4/C-15.1 Lohr John R2/D-25.13 Lonshakov Evgeny W2/D-19.11 Lou Xiao M5-P1.3 Louksha Oleg W5-P25.12 W5-P25.9

Lu Bin W5-P27.14 Lu Hong R2/B-30.3 Lu Qingming W2/E-22.5 Lu Wei R5-P33.2 W4/E-27.4 Lu Zhigang R5-P37.5 Lucyszyn Stepan W2/A-19.10 Lugos Pam R2/D-25.11 Luhmann, Jr. Neville R3/D-34.11 W3/A-20.12 Lumpkin Alex R5-P36.3 Luning Jan M3/E-12.1 Luo Jirun T5-P16.5 T5-P18.3 T5-P18.9 W5-P25.16 Lusakowski Jerzy W5-P27.7 W5-P27.8 W5-P27.9 Lwaszczuk Krzysztof T4/E-16.11 Lytle Amy M5.P13.10

M. N. Satyana-rayan W3/B-21.10

Ma Guohong W4/C-14.16 Ma Guowu W5-P25.19 Ma Jianjun F2/A-38.6 M2/B-3.3 Ma Tian F2/C-20.1 Mabon John M3/E-12.5 MacLachlan Amy F2/E-34.13 R5-P34.16 Macor Alessandro R4/E-34.9 MacPherson Emma F2/E-34.11 R5-P36.2 Maestrojuan Itziar W5-P27.12 Maffia Giuseppe W5-P25.17 Makarov Sergei M5-P1.8 Malinka Wieslaw M5-P8.3 Malureanu Radu T3/E-16.8 Maly Thorsten T4/D-19.7 Malygin Anton W3/D-25.1 Malygin Sergey W3/D-25.2 Malygin Vladimir W3/D-25.4 Malygin Vladimir W4/D-25.8

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Mandehgar Mahboubeh M4/B-5.1

Mani Hamdi M4/B-4.5 M5-P13.3 M5-P7.3 R3/A-29.4 W3/A-28.5 M3/B-4.2 Mann Mathew M5-P12.3 Manuilov Vladimir W4/D-25.8 Marchese Linda M3/A-1.10 Marczewski Jacek W5-P27.10 W5-P27.6 W5-P27.7 W5-P27.9 Markelz Andrea G. M4/D-8.5 W3/C-14.11 Markmann Sergej W4/E-24.6 Markov Andrey M2/B-3.1 W2/B-21.1 Marks Daniel M3/A-1.8 T3/A-1.20 Marsden David W5-P25.13 Martin Matthieu R2/B-30.4 R3/B-31.4 T2/B-17.3 Martin Olivier M3/A-1.10 Martin Rafael G. T4/B-18.10 Martin Sébastien M4/A-1.14 Martinez Jaione F2/D-39.2 Massler Hermann R3/A-29.2 Masuelli Laura M3/D-8.1 Mateos Javier R5-P34.1 Matheisen Christopher T5-P17.4 Mather John M1/P-4.1 Mathew Rachel T5-P14.6 Matsubara Eiichi M3/E-12.3 T3/C-13.14 T4/E-16.14 Matsui Hiroaki R2/E-33.5 Matsui Hiroshi T4/C-14.3 Matsuki Yoh T4/D-19.7 Mauskopf Philip M5-P13.3 R4/E-34.5 W3/A-28.5

Maussang Kenneth W3/E-24.1 May Robert K. M2/C-6.1 M2/D-7.4 Mayer Bernhard M2/E-9.2 Maysonnave Jean W3/E-24.1 Mazzocchi Francesco R3/D-25.18 McCarrick Heather W3/A-28.5 McClintic Abbi T2/D-8.12 McElhinney Paul W5-P25.11 McGarey Patrick R3/A-29.4 McKay Richard R5-P13.13 McKenney C. F2/C-4.1 Mehdi Imran T4/A-20.1 T5-P22.1 W2/E-22.1 Meier Andreas R3/D-25.18 W3/D-25.2 W5-P25.6 Meier Dominik R4/A-38.3 Meilhan Jérôme M4/A-1.14 Melentyev Grigory T5-P21.1 Melzer Jeffrey E. T2/B-17.2 Mendéz-Aller Mario F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4 Meng Chao M5-P9.1 Meng Kun T3/B-18.3 Menten Karl M5-P4.2 Menu Michel M3/D-7.6 Merbold H. T4/B-18.7 Merx Sebastian T5-P18.2 Messinger Tobias R4/A-38.3 Meyer Chris R2/D-25.11 Mezi Luca W5-P25.17 Miao Li W5-P27.14 Middendorf John R. R2/B-30.4 R3/B-31.4 T3/C-13.15 T5-P19.6 W2/B-21.4 W2/D-19.14 W5-P30.2 Miedzinska Danuta M5-P7.9 Mikhailov N. N. R5-P33.3 Mikheev Mikhail W5-P28.3

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Miller Amber W3/A-28.5 Minami Ryutaro W5-P25.1 Minami Yasuo T5-P16.4 Minamide Hiroaki M5-P7.4 R4/E-34.8 Minamikata Yusuke M3/B-3.4 Mineo Mauro R3/D-34.11 Minin Igor T5-P17.1 T5-P17.3 T5-P20.1 Minin Oleg T5-P17.3 T5-P20.1 Minoshima Kaoru M5-P13.1 M5-P13.2 Minowa Yosuke T4/D-19.10 Mir Amna M5-P1.7 Mirizzi Francesco W5-P25.17 Mishin Maxim W5-P25.7 Missous Mohamed R3/B-31.2 Mitkov Mihael T3/C-13.9 Mitra Rajib F2/C-12.1 Mitrofanov Oleg M2/E-9.1 M3/A-1.7 T2/B-17.2 T4/A-17.6 T4/C-14.4 Mitsudo Seitaro M5-P13.8 Mittendorff Martin M2/C-6.4 Mityagin Yury M5-P13.7 Miyajima Yu W5-P27.3 Miyata Eisuke M4/D-8.9 Miyoshi Masaru M2/A-1.2 Mizuno Maya T2/D-8.14 Moeller Charles R2/D-25.13 Moeller Lothar M2/B-3.3 Mogi Hosei R5-P13.12 Mogi Hosei R5-P13.14 Mohandas R. A. W4/E-24.6 Moldavskaya Maria T5-P21.1 Möller Christoph W4/E-24.4 Molloy John M3/C-10.5 M5-P7.8 T4/C-14.2 W3/C-14.12

Moloney Jerome R3/C-32.8 R5-P32.4 T3/C-13.6 Molter Daniel T3/C-13.10 Monaco Francesco W3/D-25.2 Monnai Yasuaki T4/A-20.3 Monoszlai balazs W4/E-24.7 Monte Christian M4/C-13.3 Moodie David M2/E-9.1 Moon Kiwon R3/B-31.5 R5-P34.8 Morandotti Roberto T5-P18.11 Moreno Gabriel W5-P21.1 Morf Thomas T3/B-18.4 Morimoto Takao M2/A-1.2 M2/C-6.3 Morioka Kazuyuki M5-P2.1 Moriyama Shinichi W3/D-25.3 Morohashi Isao M3/B-3.6 R5-P31.2 R5-P35.1 R5-P36.1 T5-P23.1 Morozov S. R5-P33.3 Mosallaei Hossein R2/C-32.2 Mosbacker Howard W5-P30.2

Mosbacker Howard Lee M2/D-7.5

Moseley Paul T4/D-19.8 Moukadem Ali T4/B-18.9 Moumdji Souad W3/E-24.1 Mounaix Patrick M4/A-1.13 R5-P13.15 T3/A-1.24 T4/C-14.4 T5-P18.10 Mourou Gerard M3/D-7.6 Mroczkowski Tony W3/A-28.5 Mueckstein Raimund M2/E-9.1 Mukai Noriyuki T4/D-19.10 Müller Ralf R2/B-30.5 Müller Ralph T2/E-16.5 Müller Stefan W3/D-25.2 Münich Max W3/D-25.2 Murate Kosuke R4/E-34.8

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T3/C-13.11 Muraviev Andrey W4/B-21.11 Murk Axel T4/C-13.17 Muthee Martin R3/E-34.4 Myara Mikhaël W4/E-24.8 Myasnikov Vadim W3/D-25.2 W4/D-25.8 Naftaly Mira M3/C-10.5 M5-P7.8 R5-P13.17 T4/C-14.2 W3/C-14.12 Nagai Masaya M3/E-12.3 T3/C-13.14 T4/D-19.10 T4/E-16.14 Nagano Shigeo R5-P36.1 T5-P23.1 Nagao Tadaaki T5-P16.4 Nagasawa Masashi T2/A-34.10 Nagase Tomohiro M4/C-13.2 Nagatsuma Tadao F2/C-3.4 M3/B-3.4 T3/C-13.7 Nagel Michael T5-P17.4 Nahar Niru T2/D-8.11 Nahar Shamsun W3/B-21.9 Nahata Ajay M3/B-3.5 R4/C-32.16 T4/A-17.6 W4/B-21.5 Nakajima Makoto R3/C-32.7 Nakamura Keita R3/C-32.7 Nakata Ryohei W2/C-14.9 Nakatsuka Hirotaka T4/A-20.4 Nakayama Kazuya W5-P24.1

Nalpantidis Konstanti-nos T3/C-13.10

Nanni Emilio A. R4/B-36.1 Narayanan Gopal M4/B-4.5 Narhi Tapani F2/D-39.2 Natrella Michele M2/E-9.1 Navarro-Cia Miguel T2/B-17.2 T4/C-14.4 Nawata Kouji M5-P7.4

R4/E-34.8 Naylor David M4/B-4.6 Nazarov Maxim R5-P32.5 Neilson Jeff W5-P25.13 Nemec Hynek M2/E-9.5 Nenzi Paolo M3/D-8.1 Neto Andrea R3/C-32.6 T1/P-20.1 T3/D-19.5 W2/A-20.8 Neu Jens R2/C-32.4 Neumaier Philipp W2/E-22.2 W4/C-15.2 Nezadal Martin M5-P7.10 Ng Brian M5-P2.3 M5-P3.1 Ng Wei-Ren R5-P31.5 T2/A-1.16 W3/A-20.11 Nguyen Khanh R2/D-25.11 W3/E-23.2 Nichiporenko Vadim W3/D-25.2 W4/D-25.8 Nicorici Andrey M4/E-12.7 Niehues Gudrun M4/C-13.2 T3/C-13.12 T3/C-13.8

Niessen Katherine A. M4/D-8.5

Nikitin Alexey W4/B-21.13 Nikola T. F2/C-4.1 Nishina Shigeki M5-P7.6 Nishiura Masaki R3/D-25.17 Nishizawa Jun-ichi M5-P13.12 T5-P14.9 Niu Tiaoming W2/A-20.9 Nodjiadjim Virginie W5-P27.11 Noll James M3/B-4.2 Nolte Stefan T4/D-19.6 Nong Hanond W4/E-24.6 Nose Toshiaki T2/A-34.10 Notake Takashi M5-P7.4 Notni Gunther M3/A-1.6 T4/D-19.6 T5-P18.2

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Nouvel Philippe M5-P3.5 Novikov Vladimir W4/D-25.8 Novoselov Evgenii R3/A-29.1 Nowak Kacper M5-P8.3 Nowroozi Bryan F2/C-8.4 M3/D-8.3 M4/D-8.6 T3/A-1.21 Nukariya Takuro W5-P27.3 Nusinovich Gregory W2/D-25.5 Nykänen Henri T5-P21.1 O’Hara John M2/D-7.2 Obrebski Dariusz W5-P27.10 Ochiai Satoshi T5-P23.1 Oda Naoki M2/A-1.2 M2/C-6.3 Oda Yasuhisa T3/D-19.4 W3/D-25.3 W5-P25.1 O'Dougherty Stefan M3/B-4.2 Ogawa Isamu W4/D-25.9 Oglesby Ken F2/B-36.3 Oguchi Kenichi T3/C-13.13 Oguri Katsuya R2/E-33.3 Oh Seongshik M3/E-12.4 Ohta Hitoshi W2/C-14.9 Ohtake Hideyuki T3/C-13.14 T3/C-13.14 T4/D-19.10 Okada Kunio M5-P2.1 Okajima Shigeki W5-P24.1 Okotrub Alexander M5-P12.5 Okubo Susumu W2/C-14.9 Okuno Tsutomu T3/B-18.2 Okuyama Takeshi T3/C-13.12 W5-P24.2 Okuzaki Hidenori M4/E-12.9 Olbrich Peter W5-P27.1 Oogimoto Kazuki M3/B-3.4 Orlita Milan T4/C-14.1 Ortolani Michele W3/B-21.6 W4/B-21.12 Ospald Frank M5-P7.9 Oswald John F2/D-39.1

Otani Chiko M4/E-12.9 R5-P33.1 W2/C-14.8 Oto Ken-ichi R3/C-32.7 Otsuji Taiichi W5-P27.6 Otter William W2/A-19.10 Ouedraogo Raoul R4/B-35.3 Oueslati Nejla T5-P18.15 Oulachgar El-Hassane R4/C-32.14 Ould Hamouda Amine T4/E-16.12 OuYang Cheng M3/E-12.2 Ozaki Tsuneyuki R2/E-33.3 Ozawa Shinpei M4/C-13.2 Padmanabhan Sharmila R4/D-39.1 Pagonakis Ioannis W3/D-25.1 Pal Shovon W4/E-24.6 Palenskis Vilius W5-P27.2 Palka Norbert M5-P7.9 R5-P13.15 Palm Andrew M5-P10.3 R5-P32.8 R5-P36.3 Pan Yi M3/A-1.9 R3/E-34.3 Pandey Shashank W4/B-21.5 Panevin Vadim T5-P21.1 Pantoja Mario F. T4/B-18.10 Paoloni Claudio R3/D-34.11 Papageorgiou Andreas M2/A-1.1 Paquet Romain W4/E-24.8 Parashar Jetendra T3/E-16.9 Park Choon-Su M5-P1.4 Park Gun-Sik W2/C-14.10 Park Jeong-Woo W5-P30.1

Park Kyoung Youl M3/D-7.7

T5-P17.2

Park Kyung Hyun R3/B-31.5

R5-P34.8 W5-P24.3 W5-P30.1 Park Sungchan T2/D-8.11 Parka Janusz M5-P12.2

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Parrott Edward P.J. F2/E-34.11

R5-P36.2 T4/D-19.9 W3/C-14.13 Parvinnezhad Hokmabadi

Moham-mad R3/C-32.11

Pascale Enzo M2/A-1.1 Pashkin Alexej M2/E-9.2 Pasour John R2/D-25.11 Patra Animesh F2/C-12.1 Paul Douglas W3/B-21.6 Paul Justin T3/C-13.6 Paul Sujoy R4/E-34.7 Paulsen Andrew M3/B-3.5

Paultre Jacques-Edmond R4/C-32.14

Pavanello Fabio F2/C-3.4 M5-P3.5 R2/B-30.1 R2/B-30.2 Pavelyev Dmitry W3/E-24.2 Pavolotsky Alexey W5-P28.1 Peccianti Marco T5-P18.11 Pejcinovic Branimir M5-P12.8 Peng Qixian T3/B-18.3 Peng Shuyuan W5-P25.16 Peng Yan R5-P21.6 Penirschke Andreas M2/C-6.4 Perenzoni Matteo M4/A-1.15

Perichaud Marie-Gen-evieve F2/D-39.2

Perraud Jean Bap-tiste R5-P13.15

R5-P13.15 T3/A-1.24 T5-P18.10 Perry William M3/B-4.2 Pershing Dean W3/E-23.2 Peskov Nikolai W5-P26.4 Peter Michael F2/A-38.5 Peters William M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 Peterson Rita M5-P12.3 Petralia Alberto W5-P25.17 Peytavit Emilien F2/C-3.4

M5-P3.5 R2/B-30.1 R2/B-30.2 Pfeiffer Loren W4/A-27.1 Pfeiffer Ullrich W2/E-22.3 Pfleger Michael M5-P7.11 Phelps Alan F2/E-34.13 R5-P34.16 R5-P34.6 W5-P25.11 W5-P26.1 Philipp Martin F2/D-39.2 Phipps Alan F2/E-34.13 R5-P34.16 Pickwell-Mac-Pherson Emma T4/D-19.9 Picollo Marcello M5-P1.6 Pike Alistair M3/D-7.6 Pike Kevin T4/A-20.4 Pikov Victor T2/D-8.10 Piosczyk Bernhard W4/D-25.10 Pistol Mats-Erik M2/E-9.5 Plathe Ruth W2/B-21.5 Platte Frank T3/C-13.10 Plaum Burkhard W3/D-25.2 Plinska Stanislawa M5-P8.3 Plinski Edward M5-P8.3 Pocas Stéphane M4/A-1.14 Pohl Andreas M3/C-10.2 T2/E-16.5 Pohl Nils M3/C-10.4 Poisson M.-A. W5-P27.1 Polley Debanjan F2/C-12.1 Ponce Dan R2/D-25.13 Ponomarev Yaroslav W5-P28.3 Ponseca Carlito M2/E-9.5 Poperezhai Sergii T5-P16.3 Popov Leonid W3/D-25.2 W4/D-25.8 Popov Vyacheslav W5-P27.6 Popovic Branko R3/D-34.11 Poroshin Vladimir T5-P21.1 Powell Catrin R3/E-34.3 Pracht Uwe W2/C-14.6 Prasankumar Rohit M3/E-12.4

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Prasetiadi Ananto Eka W3/A-20.13 Prater Ron R2/D-25.13 Preu Sascha F2/E-34.14 M2/C-6.4 R2/B-30.3 R4/E-34.7 R5-P34.4 Priyadarshi Shekhar M2/E-9.3 Probst Thorsten T5-P14.10 Provençal Francis R4/C-32.14 Prudaev Ilya W5-P14.11 Prystawko P. W5-P27.1 Pudalov Vladimir W5-P28.3 Puetz Patrick M4/B-4.5 Pühringer Harald M5-P7.11 Pütz Patrick R2/A-28.1 R2/A-29.5 Qayyum Jubaid T3/A-1.22 Qi Feng M5-P7.4 Qi Jingbo M3/E-12.4 Qiang Zhang T5-P18.4 Qiao Lingbo F2/E-34.12 M5-P10.1 Qin Yuliang M5-P2.2 Qin Zengguang W2/E-22.5 W3/E-22.6 Qu Kenan R2/C-32.3 Rabaud Wilfried M4/A-1.14 Raciukaitis Gediminas T4-P19.5 Ragauskas Mantas M4/A-1.12 Rahimi-Iman Arash W4/E-24.4 Rahm Marco R2/C-32.4 Rahman Syed M4/A-1.11 T3/A-1.22 Räisänen Antti F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4 Rämer Adam M4/A-1.12 Rämer Jan-Martin F2/B-36.4 F2/B-36.6 Ramirez-aldana Jose R2/D-25.11 Rankin Gerard M4/D-8.7 Rapson Chris W3/D-25.2 Rashid Hawal W5-P28.1 Ravera Gian Luca W5-P25.17

Ravi Koustuban R4/B-36.1 Rea Simon T4/C-13.17 Read Michael W5-P25.13 Reck Theodore F2/E-34.10 R5-P34.9 T5-P23.2 Recur Benoit M4/A-1.13 T3/A-1.24 T5-P18.10 Redon Michel W2/D-19.12 Regalbuto Elisa M3/D-8.1 Reich Matthias W3/D-25.2 Reid Rob T5-P20.5 Reising Steven C. R4/D-39.1 Reiten Matthew T. R4/C-32.15 Ren Yuan M3/A-1.7 Renaud Cyril M2/E-9.1 Renker Matthias T4/C-13.17 Reno John T4/C-14.4 W3/E-24.2 Rettich Florian R3/B-31.1 Retzloff Steven R3/A-29.3 Rhie Jiyeah W3/B-21.8 Richard Saykally Richard R1/P-15.1 R1/P-15.1 Richter Heiko W3/E-24.3 Ries Markus T2/E-16.5 Riet Muriel W5-P27.11 Risacher Christophe R2/A-29.5 Ritchie David M3/A-1.7 W3/E-24.1 Ritter Eglof M5.P13.4 Riuttanen Lauri T5-P21.1 Roberts John M3/D-7.6 Robertson Craig F2/E-34.13 R5-P34.16 W5-P25.18 Robertson Mike M2/E-9.1 Rodilla Helena M3/D-8.2 Roedig Christoph W5-P30.2 Roehle Helmut R3/B-31.1 Roelfsema Peter M4/B-4.4 Roesner Kerstin W3/E-24.3 Roggenbuck Axel T3/C-13.16

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Rols Stephane T4/C-14.1 Ronald Kevin R5-P34.6 W5-P25.11 W5-P25.18 Ropers Claus T2/B-17.1 Roskos Hartmut M4/A-1.12 R5-P33.4 R5-P33.7 W5-P27.2 Roth Caleb M5-P8.1 Rowe Sam M2/A-1.1 Roy Igor W4/D-25.8 Roy Chowdhury Dibakar R2/C-32.1 Rozhnev Andrey T3/E-16.10 Ruchert Clemens M3/E-12.1 Ruess Sebastian W3/D-25.1 Ruffenach S. R5-P33.3 Rukavishnikova Vera W4/D-25.8 Rumyantsev V. R5-P33.3 Russell Damon R3/A-29.4 Rusteika Nerijus T3/A-1.23 Ryabova Ludmila M4/E-12.7 Ryman Erik F2/D-39.4 Ryskin Nikita R5-P34.2 T3/E-16.10 Ryu Han-Cheol W5-P24.3 Rzesnicki Tomasz W3/D-25.1 W4/D-25.10 S S Prabhu W3/B-21.10 Sabia Elio W5-P25.17 Saeedkia Daryoosh R3/B-31.2 Saenz Elena T4/D-19.8 Safavi-Naeini Safieddin R3/B-31.2 Saito Teruo R3/D-25.17 W4/D-25.9 Saito Yuumi R3/C-32.7 Saitou Katsuya T3/C-13.8 Sakalas Paulius R5-P33.4 Sakamoto Keishi T3/D-19.4 W3/D-25.3 W5-P25.1 Sakamoto Takahide R5-P35.1 Sakamoto Tomoaki M5-P6.1 T5-P14.9

Sakat Emilie W3/B-21.6 Sakurai Takahiro W2/C-14.9

Salhi Moham-med T2/B-17.5

Samarelli Antonio W3/B-21.6 Samartsev Andrey W3/D-25.1 W4/D-25.10 W5-P25.9 Samoska Lorene M5-P7.2 Samsonov Dmitriy W5-P25.12 Samuelson Lars M2/E-9.5

Sangala Bagvanth R. W3/B-21.10

Sangare Paul R5-P34.1 Sarkisov Sergey R5-P32.5 W5-P14.11 Sarkozy Stephen M5-P7.2

Sarro Pasqualina M. R3/C-32.6

Sasaki Hiroshi T3/B-18.2 Sasaki Kazuyuki T3/B-18.2 Sasaki Kensuke T3/B-18.2 Sasaki Takahiko M4/E-12.9 Sasaki Tetsuo M5-P13.12 M5-P6.1 T5-P14.9 Sasaki Tokuhito M2/A-1.2 Sasamori Takayuki T2/A-34.10 Satoh Hiroaki R3/A-27.6 Satou Akira W5-P27.6 Savini Giorgio M4/B-4.6 T4/D-19.8 Sawallich Simon T5-P17.4 Sawant Ashwini W5-P25.10 Schaafsma Martijn W2/B-21.2 Schade Ulrich M5.P13.4 T5-P14.1 Schafberger Michael W5-P27.1 Schäfer Frank R3/A-29.2 Schaub Samuel W5-P25.13 Scheffler Marc W2/C-14.6 Schell Martin M3/A-1.6 Scheller Maik R3/C-32.8 R5-P32.4 T3/C-13.6

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Scherer Theo W3/D-25.1 W3/D-25.2 W5-P25.6 Scherer T. Andreas R3/D-25.18 Schickling Paul M4/B-4.5 Schlaich Andreas W4/D-25.10 Schlecht Erich T5-P22.1 W2/E-22.1 Schlechtweg Michael R3/A-29.2 Schmalz Klaus W2/E-22.2 W4/C-15.2 Schmid Martin W3/D-25.1 Schmidhammer Uli M5-P6.3 Schmidhammer Uli R4/B-35.2 Schmidt Christian B. M2/E-9.2 M2/E-9.3

Schmidt Lorenz-Pe-ter M5-P7.10

Schmitt Klemens M. R2/C-32.4

Schmitz Holger T3/C-13.16 Schneidereit Martin F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4

Schoedel Hans-Joa-chim T4/A-20.4

Schröter Michael R5-P33.4 Schrottke Lutz W3/E-24.3 Schubert Jürgen M4/E-12.8 Schubert Martin W3/D-25.2 Schuller Frederic M5-P4.2 Schultz Michael R2/A-28.1 Schür Jan M5-P7.10 Schütz Harald W3/D-25.2 F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4 Schwerdtfeg-er Michael M4/D-8.8 Sedelnikova Olga M5-P12.5 Sedlmeir Florian F2/E-34.14 R5-P34.4 Seeds Alwyn M2/E-9.1 Seelmann-Eggebert Matthias R3/A-29.2 Sekhar Praveen M5-P12.8 Seki Munetoshi R2/E-33.5 Sekine Norihiko R5-P13.12 R5-P13.14

R5-P31.2 R5-P35.1 T5-P23.1 Sekine Yoshiaki R2/E-33.3 Sekine Yudai R3/C-32.7 Seletskiy Denis V. M2/E-9.2 Seliuta Dalius R5-P32.6 Sellahi Mohamed W4/E-24.8 Semenov Alexei W3/E-24.3 Sensale-Rodri-guez Berardi R2/E-33.4 T5-P18.12 Sergeev Alexander W5-P26.4 Sertel Kubilay M2/D-7.5 T2/D-8.11 Sesek Aleksander M2/A-1.4 M2/C-6.2 Sgura Antonella M3/D-8.1 Shah Yash M3/A-1.7 Shalaby Mostafa M3/E-12.1 W4/E-24.7 Shalaev Pavel T3/E-16.10 Shalygin Vadim T5-P21.1

Shams Md. Itrat Bin T3/A-1.22

Shane Steve M3/D-7.7 Shapiro Michael R2/D-25.12 R3/E-34.1 W2/D-19.13 Shaver Ryan R3/C-32.10 Shen Gang T4/C-14.5 Shen Tao W3/B-21.7 Shen Xiaohan W4/B-21.11 Shen Xiapeng W5-P21.1 Shen XueChu W4/E-27.4 Shen Zongjun M5-P10.2 Sheng Xuechu R5-P33.2 Sheng Zhengming R4/E-34.6 Sherman Daniel W2/C-14.6 Sherwin Mark W4/A-27.1 Shi Wei M5-P1.3 T5-P16.1 Shiba Naotaka M5-P7.4 Shiino Tatsuya T3/D-19.2 Shilov Sergey M5-P13.6

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Shimada Yozo M5-P7.1 M5-P7.5 Shimakawa Koichi W3/C-14.15 Shimaoka Kazuhiro M5-P7.7 Shimozuma Takashi R3/D-25.17 Shin Jun-Hwan R5-P34.8 Shin Young-Min M5-P10.3 R5-P32.8 R5-P36.3 Shinoda Hiroyuki T4/A-20.3 Shirao Takuya T3/C-13.12 W5-P24.2 Shirokoff E. F2/C-4.1 Shkurinov Alexander M3/D-8.4 R5-P32.5 Shockey Brandon R3/C-32.10 Shoykhetbrod Alex M3/C-10.4 Shubin Nicholas T2/D-8.12 Shudo Kenichi T5-P16.4 Shur Michael W4/B-21.11 Sibthorpe Bruce M4/B-4.4 Siegel Michael W2/C-14.6 Siegel Peter T2/D-8.10 Siles Jose V. W2/E-22.1 Simoens François M4/A-1.14 Singh Ranjan R2/C-32.3 R2/E-33.2 Singh Sakshi T3/A-1.22 Sinitsky Stanislav W5-P26.4 Sinitsyn Nikolay T3/E-16.10 Sipe J. E. T3/E-16.7

Sirigiri Jagadish-war T4/D-19.7

Siringo Giorgio M5-P4.2 Skierbiszewski C. W5-P27.1 Skorobogatiy Maksim F2/C-20.1 M2/B-3.1 R5-P37.2 W2/B-21.1 Skoromets Volodymyr M4/E-12.8 Šlekas Gediminas R5-P32.6 Slobodtchikov Evgueni R5-P31.3 Smirnova Irina T3/C-13.11 Smith Steve M3/B-4.2 Smith William M4/C-13.4

Snell Edward M4/D-8.5 Snure Michael M5-P12.3 So Joonho W5-P25.10 Sobis Peter F2/D-39.4 Sobolev A. R2/A-28.2 Sobornytskyy Mykola M2/C-6.4 Sokolov Evgeniy W4/D-25.8 Solli Daniel R. T2/B-17.1 Soltani Amin T5-P14.10 Soluyanova Elena W4/D-25.8 Solyankin Peter M3/D-8.4 Solyanova Elena W3/D-25.2 Soma Tatsuya T3/D-19.2 Sominski Gennadi W5-P25.12 W5-P25.7 W5-P25.9 Son Heyjin W2/C-14.10 Song Aimin M3/A-1.9 Song Ho-Jin R4/A-38.1 Song Yuhui W4/C-15.1 Sonnabend Guido F2/D-39.2 Sorba Lucia W4/B-21.12

Spadoti Danilo Henrique T5-P19.1

Spassovsky Ivan W5-P25.17 Spencer Ben M4/C-13.4 Spencer Locke M4/B-4.6 Spirito Marco R3/C-32.6 Sprenger Thorsten T3/C-13.10 Squires Andrew M5-P13.9 Sriram Sharath F2/C-3.2 Srivastava Abhishek T4/D-19.9 Staecker Peter M1/P-37.1 Stake Jan M3/D-8.2 R2/E-33.1 R5-P33.7 Statnikov Konstantin W2/E-22.3 Steiger Andreas R2/B-30.5 Stein Markus W4/E-24.4 Steinbusch Tom W2/B-21.2 Stepanov Vasily W5-P26.4 Stepanova Alla W5-P25.7 Sterczewski Lukasz M5-P8.3 Stivala Salvatore T5-P18.11 Stober Jörg W3/D-25.2

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Stockwell Robert R2/D-25.11 Stolz Wolfgang W4/E-24.4 Strauss Dirk W3/D-25.1 W5-P25.6 Strikwerd Andrew T4/E-16.11 T2/A-16.4 Strlic Matija M2/D-7.4 Strunck Sebastian W3/A-20.13 Stupakov Gennady T5-P21.3 Stutzki Jürgen R2/A-28.1 Su bo M5-P13.5 Su Juan T4/E-16.13 Su Ke M2/C-6.1 Su Yi Nong W5-P25.8 Sudakova Marina W5-P28.3 Sudou Takayuki M2/A-1.2 M2/C-6.3 Suemitsu Tetsuya W5-P27.6 Suemoto Tohru R3/C-32.7 Suihkonen Sami T5-P21.1 Sullivan Mark R5-P13.13 Sun Diming W5-P25.19 Sun Haiyan T5-P16.5 Sun Jia-Lin F2/E-34.12 Sun Wenfeng T2/A-1.17 Sun Xuan M4/E-12.10 Sung Shijun F2/C-8.4 M3/D-8.3 M4/D-8.6 T3/A-1.21 Surdi Harshad W3/B-21.10 Suslyaev Valentin M5-P12.5 Suszek Jaroslaw W5-P27.9 Suzuki Hal W2/C-14.8 Suzuki Safumi M5-P3.3 W3/E-23.1 W5-P27.3 Suzuki Yukihisa T3/B-18.2 Suzuki Yuta T4/C-14.3 Svensk Olli T5-P21.1 Svetlichnyi Valerii T4/C-14.2 W3/C-14.12 Svigelj Andrej M2/A-1.4 M2/C-6.2

Swift Brandon M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 Syed Waqas H. R3/C-32.6 Syomin Sergey W5-P25.12 Sypek Maciej W5-P27.9 Syslyaev Valentin M5-P12.10 Szczesniak-Siega Berenika M5-P8.3 Szlachetko Boguslaw M5-P8.3 Szriftgiser Pascal R2/B-30.1 Tabata Hitoshi R2/E-33.5 Taday Philip F. M2/D-7.4 Tadokoro Makoto T4/C-14.3 Tadokoro Yuzuru T5-P16.2 Tai Evgeniy W4/D-25.8 Tai Evgeny W3/D-25.2 Taira Yusuke R4/E-34.8 Tajima Takuro R4/A-38.1 Takahashi Hiroyuki R4/A-38.2 Takahashi Koji T3/D-19.4 W3/D-25.3 W5-P25.1 Takahashi Naoki W2/C-14.9 Takahashi Nobuhiro T4/A-20.4 Takahashi Norimasa M2/C-6.5 Takano Keisuke T5-P16.2 Takayanagi Jun T3/C-13.14 T4/D-19.10 Takeda Jun T5-P16.4 Takeda Masanori R3/A-27.6 Takekawa Shunji M5-P12.4 Takeuchi Jun R4/A-38.2 Takida Yuma M5-P7.4 Tanabe Tadao M5-P13.12 Tanaka Kenji R3/D-25.17 W5-P24.1 Tanaka Koichiro T2/A-1.19 Tanaka Satoru R2/E-33.3 Tanaka Shukichi T5-P23.1 Tanaka Tomoko T2/A-1.19 Tanaka Toshihiro M5-P13.8 Tang Adrian R4/B-38.4 Tang Guanqi W3/E-22.6 Tang Xiaoli R5-P32.9 Tang Xiaopin R3/D-34.11

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Tani Masahiko M4/C-13.2 T3/C-13.12 T3/C-13.8 W5-P24.2 Tankhilevich Boris W5-P24.6 Taradaev Evgeny W5-P25.7 Tarricone Nathan T4/D-19.7 Tassev Vladimir M5-P12.3 Tatematsu Yoshinori R3/D-25.17 W4/D-25.9 Tax David W5-P25.13

Taylor Antoinette J. M3/E-12.4

R4/C-32.15 Taylor Jon T4/C-14.1 Taylor Zachary F2/C-8.4 M3/D-8.3 M4/D-8.6 T3/A-1.21 Tchesnokov Sergeii W5-P28.3 Telenkov Maksim M5-P13.7 Temkin Richard R2/D-25.12 R3/E-34.1 W1/P-25.1 W2/D-19.13 W5-P25.13 Teng H. R5-P35.2 Teppe F. R5-P33.3 Teppe Frédéric W5-P27.11 Terroux Marc M3/A-1.10 Tessmann Axel R4/A-38.3

Tewari Pri-yamvada F2/C-8.4

M4/D-8.6 Thangaraj Jayakar R5-P36.3 Thirunavuk-kuarasu Komalavalli T3/C-13.16 Thomas Bertrand F2/D-39.2 Thompson Richard T4/A-20.4 Thomson Murray W4/C-15.1 Thumm Manfred W3/D-25.1 W3/D-25.2 W4/D-25.10 W4/D-25.6 W5-P26.4

Thurman-Keup Randy R5-P36.3 Tian Zhen R2/C-32.3 R2/E-33.2 Tignon Jérôme W3/E-24.1 Tikomirov A. F2/C-4.1 Tirkel Andrew M4/D-8.7 Tiwari Ajay R3/A-27.6 Tohme Lucie M5-P3.5 Tolbanov Oleg R5-P32.5 W5-P14.11 Tomasino Alessandro T5-P18.11 Tominaga Yoriko R5-P31.6 Tomiyasu Yuki R5-P31.6 Tong Jiayue R3/E-34.4 Tong Jingchao M3/E-12.2 Torgashov Gennadiy T3/E-16.10 Torge Maika R3/D-25.18 Tosaka Toshihide M5-P7.7 T5-P18.5 Town Graham E. M5-P1.1

Tran Minh Quang R3/D-25.16

W5-P25.3 Tran Trach-Minh R3/D-25.16 W5-P25.3 Tränkle Günther M4/A-1.12 Treutterer Wolfgang W3/D-25.2

Trichopoulos Georgios C. M2/D-7.5

Tripathi Saroj M4/D-8.9 R4/E-34.8 Troccoli Mariano W4/E-24.5 Trontelj Janez M2/A-1.4 M2/C-6.2 Tsai Cheng-Yu T3/B-18.2 Tsypishka Dmitry R5-P34.3 Tu Xuecou W5-P28.5 Tuccillo Angelo W5-P25.17 Tudu B. M3/E-12.1 Tumareva Tatiana W5-P25.7 Tuniz Alessandro R5-P32.9 Tünnermann Andreas M3/A-1.6 T4/D-19.6 T5-P18.2 Tuo Mingguang R5-P31.5

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Turchinovich Dmitry R3/E-33.5 Türk Sener R3/A-29.2 Turton David M5-P11.1 Tyagi Hemant W2/B-21.2 Tyazhev Anton R5-P32.5 Tymoshchuk Maryna T5-P18.2 Tzibizov Ivan R5-P34.3 Ueda Keisuke W5-P25.4 Ulm Gerhard T2/E-16.5 Umegaki Chihiro M5-P13.8 Underhill Matthew M5-P13.3

Ung Benjamin Seam Yu F2/E-34.11

R5-P36.2 T4/D-19.9 Upadhyay Aditi F2/C-3.2 Urbanovic Andžej R5-P32.6 Usachev Sergey W4/D-25.8 Uzawa Yoshinori T3/D-19.2 T5-P23.1 Vaccaro Alessandro W5-P25.6 Vaks Vladimir W3/E-24.2 Valdes Aguilar Rolando M3/E-12.4

Valery Cher-kassky W4/B-21.13

Valušis Gintaras M2/A-1.4 M2/C-6.2 M4/A-1.12 van der Zande Wim T5-P16.3 van Mechelen J.L.M. T4/B-18.7 van Rheenen Arthur D. M3/C-10.3 Vangala Shiva M5-P12.3 Vanhille Ken W2/A-20.7 Varonen Mikko M5-P7.2 Vassilev Vessen R4/D-39.4 Veach Todd M4/B-4.5 Venckevièius Rimvydas M2/A-1.4 T3/A-1.23 Vercruyssen Nathan R4/B-35.1 Vicario Carlo M3/E-12.1 W4/E-24.7 Vickers Rodney R5-P33.6 Vidal Ernesto T3/C-13.16 Vieweg Nico R3/B-31.1

Vijayraghavan Karun W4/E-24.5 Villegas Christian M4/B-4.5 Vinciunas Marius M2/A-1.4 Vinerov Ilya R5-P34.3 Viveros Leamon T2/D-8.13 Vlasov Alexander R2/D-25.11 W3/E-23.2 Vogt Dominik T3/D-19.3 W4/B-20.1 Voisiat Bogdan T4-P19.5 von Bieren Arndt R4/E-34.9 von der Ehe Kerstin T5-P14.1 von Freymann Georg F2/B-36.4 F2/B-36.6 T3/C-13.10 Vorobiev Andrei R2/E-33.1 Vorobjev Leonid T5-P21.1 Vreeling Willem Jan W2/D-28.15 Vuillemin Quentin R3/D-25.16 Vukusic Josip M3/D-8.2 R2/E-33.1 Vukusic Kristina M3/D-8.2 Wagner Dietmar W3/D-25.2 Wagner Tomáš W3/C-14.15 Walber Achim F2/D-39.2 Walker Christopher M3/B-4.2 M4/B-4.5 M5-P7.3 R3/A-29.4 R4/B-35.1 Walker Gillian M3/D-7.6 Wallentin Jesper M2/E-9.5 Wallis Robert M3/A-1.7 Walther Markus R4/C-32.13 Wang Cheng W5-P27.14 Wang Fei R5-P37.7 Wang Feihu W3/E-24.1 Wang H. B. R2/A-28.2 Wang Hongqiang M5-P2.2 Wang Huabing W5-P28.6 Wang Jinqi R4/C-32.16 Wang Ji-wun R5-P33.5 Wang Lili F2/C-20.1 Wang Lin R5-P33.2

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Wang Ming-Jye R5-P33.5 Wang Qiushi W5-P25.16 Wang Ruijun M5-P2.2 Wang S. W5-P26.5 Wang Tianwu W2/C-14.7 Wang Wei W5-P25.5 Wang Weitao W2/E-22.5 W3/E-22.6 Wang Wenxiang R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 R5-P37.6 Wang Xiaojun W4/E-24.5 Wang Xinke T2/A-1.17 Wang Yanshuai R5-P37.4 Wang Yingxin F2/E-34.12 M5-P10.1 Wang Yong T5-P18.6 T5-P21.2 W5-P26.6 Wang Yuanyuan R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Wang Yuekun R3/B-31.2 Wang Yuye T5-P16.1 Wang Zhanliang R5-P37.7 Wang Zhenyou W4/C-15.1 Wang Zicheng T5-P18.3 T5-P18.9 Warsen Adelaide T2/D-8.12 Watanabe Hiroshi R3/C-32.7 Watanabe Shinichi T3/C-13.13 Webb Michael F2/C-3.2 Weber Stefan F2/B-36.4 Wei Jinquan F2/E-34.12 Wei Wanghe R5-P37.6 Wei Yanyu R5-P37.3 R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 R5-P37.6 Weickhmann Christian T4/A-20.2 W3/A-20.13 Weikle Robert M2/D-7.1 Weiler Richard F2/A-38.5 Weinreb Sander M4/B-4.5 R3/A-29.4

Weiss Axel M5-P4.2 Wen Suhua T5-P20.4 Wenxin Liu T5-P18.4 Wheeler Caleb M4/B-4.5 M5-P7.3 R3/A-29.4 White Malcolm M2/D-7.3 Whyte Colin W5-P25.18 Wichmann Matthias W4/E-24.4 Wieck Andreas W4/E-24.6 Wienold Martin W3/E-24.3 Wiesemeyer Helmut M5-P4.2 Wilbert David M4/E-12.6 R3/C-32.11 Wilke Ingrid R5-P31.3 T5-P14.6 Wilmink Gerald M5-P8.1 Wilms Annika M3/A-1.6 T4/D-19.6 Wimmer Lara T2/B-17.1 Winebrenner Dale T2/D-8.12 Winful H. G. T5-P19.2 Winnerl Stephan M2/C-6.4 Wisotzki Mike F2/A-38.5 Withawaya-chumnankul Withawat R2/C-32.5 R2/C-32.1 W2/A-20.9 F2/C-3.2 M2/D-7.2 R3/C-32.9 R5-P32.3 T4/A-20.3 Wojtowicz Tomasz W5-P27.8 Wolff Dietmar T5-P14.1 Wong Liang Jie R4/B-36.1 Wong Thomas W3/B-21.7 Wongsuryrat Nat T3/D-19.4 T5-P19.4 Wood Ken M2/A-1.1 Woodcraft Adam T4/A-20.4 Woody David R4/E-34.5 Woskov Paul F2/B-36.3 Wright Edward R2/D-25.11 W3/E-23.2

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Wu Chuanren W3/D-25.1 Wu J. B. R4/C-32.12 Wu Jing M3/E-12.2 Wu K. R5-P35.2 Wu M. R5-P35.2 Wu Pei Heng R2/A-28.2 R4/C-32.12 W5-P28.5 W5-P28.6 Wu Ziran T2/A-16.3 Würfl Joachim M4/A-1.12 Würschmidt Tobias T3/C-13.10 Wüstefeld Godehard T2/E-16.5 Wylde Richard T4/A-20.4 Wynne Klaas M5-P11.1 Xie Wenqiu T5-P18.3 T5-P18.9 Xie Yi M2/D-7.5 Xie Zhenwei T2/A-1.17 Xin Hao R5-P31.5 W3/A-20.11

Xing Huili (Grace) M4/A-1.11

Xu Degang T5-P16.1 Xu J. W5-P26.5 Xu Jianqiu R4/E-34.6 Xu Jin R5-P37.7 Xu Mengyang W3/C-14.11 Xu Ningning R2/C-32.3 R2/E-33.2 Xu Ruiying W5-P28.5 Xu Shou Xi W5-P25.8 Xu Tao R5-P36.3 Xu Weiwei R2/A-28.2 R4/C-32.12 W5-P28.6 Xu Y-G W5-P26.5 Xue Qianzhong W5-P25.14 W5-P25.8 Yahng Ji Sang M5-P1.4 Yaita Makoto R4/A-38.1 Yakimenko Vitaly R3/D-26.1 Yakovlev Anton R5-P34.2 Yalunin Sergey V. T2/B-17.1 Yamada Akira T2/D-8.14

Yamada Haruhito M4/D-8.9 Yamada Hideaki R3/D-25.18 Yamada Yusuke M4/E-12.9 Yamaguchi Keita R3/C-32.7 Yamaguchi Masashi M2/E-9.4 W4/B-21.11 Yamaguchi Toshikazu T3/D-19.4 T5-P19.4 Yamaguchi Yuusuke R3/D-25.17 W4/D-25.9 Yamahara Hiroyasu R2/E-33.5 Yamamoto Kohji M4/C-13.2 T3/C-13.12 T3/C-13.8 Yamamoto Satoshi T3/D-19.2 Yamashita Genki M3/E-12.3 Yamashita Masatsugu M4/E-12.9 R5-P33.1 Yamazaki Ryo T3/C-13.11 Yan Chao T5-P16.1 Yan Fang M5-P8.2 Yan Fei F2/E-34.11 Yan Guofeng M2/B-3.1 Yan Jun R3/E-34.4 Yan Yang W5-P25.5 Yan Zhijin M5-P1.3 Yang E. R5-P35.2 Yang Hongzhen T5-P20.4 Yang Ho-Soon M5-P1.4 Yang Kai T5-P18.12 Yang Liu R4/E-34.6 Yang Ning W5-P24.4 Yang Shang-Hua R5-P31.7 Yang Yihong M4/B-5.1 Yano Scott R5-P13.16 Yao Hsin-Yu T5-P19.2 T5-P19.7 Yao Jianquan T5-P16.1 Yarotski Dmitry M3/E-12.4 Yartsev Arkady M2/E-9.5 Yashnov Yury W4/D-25.8 Yasuda Yuu M3/B-3.4 Yasui Takeshi M5-P13.1 M5-P13.2

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Yasumatsu Naoya T3/C-13.13 Yates Stephen R2/A-28.3 Yavorskiy Dmitriy W5-P27.7 Yazawa Yoshiki T3/C-13.8 Ye Jong Chul M5-P1.4 Yee Dae-Su M5-P1.4 Yeo Woon-Gi T2/D-8.11 Yilmazoglu Oktay F2/B-36.7 Yin Hairong R5-P37.4 Yin Helen R5-P34.6 Yin Huabi W5-P26.1 Yngvesson Sigfrid R3/E-34.4 Yonemoto Naruto M5-P2.1

Yoo Hyung Keun W3/C-14.14

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Zagrajek Prze-myslaw W5-P27.10

W5-P27.6 W5-P27.9 Zak Audrey R2/E-33.1 R5-P33.7 Zakharin Alexey T5-P22.2

Zaknoune Moham-med F2/C-3.4

M5-P3.5

R2/B-30.1 Zalkovskij Maksim T2/A-16.4 T3/E-16.8 T4/E-16.11 Zamora Alexis T5-P23.2 Zandieh Alireza R3/B-31.2 Zapevalov Vladimir W3/D-25.4 W4/D-25.8 Zarubin Andrey R5-P32.5 Zaslavsky Vladislav W5-P26.4 Zdanevicius Justinas W5-P27.2 Zeitler Axel M2/C-6.1 W3/C-14.13 Zeng Rong R5-P34.13 Zeng Yang R5-P31.4 Zhai Zhaohui T3/B-18.3 Zhang Bo M2/B-3.2 Zhang Chao W4/C-12.6 Zhang Dongwen M5-P9.1 Zhang Fuzhi R3/D-34.11 Zhang Guowei F2/E-34.12 Zhang Han M5-P8.2 Zhang Jian T4/E-16.13 Zhang Jianghua W3/D-25.1 Zhang Jie R4/E-34.6 Zhang Jin T4/D-19.8 Zhang Jing T3/E-16.6 Zhang Jinling T5-P20.4 Zhang Jitao R5-P31.5 Zhang Labao W5-P28.5 Zhang Liang W5-P25.11 W5-P26.1 Zhang Linqing M3/A-1.9 Zhang Luqi R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Zhang Minghao R5-P37.3 R5-P37.4 R5-P37.5 Zhang MingYi W5-P28.6 Zhang Qingyue R5-P21.6 Zhang Shi-Chang W5-P25.8 W5-P26.2 W5-P26.3 W5-P26.5

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Zhang Shuang R2/E-33.2 Zhang Tianyao M5-P8.2 Zhang Weidong R2/B-30.4 T2/D-8.13 W5-P30.2 Zhang Weili M2/D-7.2 R2/C-32.3 R2/E-33.2 Zhang Wei-min W2/C-14.9 Zhang Xi-Cheng F2/B-36.5 M4/C-13.1 M4/E-12.10 T3/E-16.6 T3/E-16.8 W1/P-9.1 Zhang Xingyu W2/E-22.5 W3/E-22.6 Zhang Xueqian R2/C-32.3 R2/E-33.2 Zhang Yan T2/A-1.17 Zhang Zhaochuan R5-P34.12 R5-P34.15 T5-P18.7 W5-P25.16 Zhang Zhaohui M5-P8.2 Zhang Zhelin R4/E-34.6 Zhao Chao T5-P18.6 T5-P19.3 zhao Ding T5-P18.9 Zhao Guoqing R5-P37.4 Zhao Guozhong T5-P20.4 Zhao Huan W5-P27.4 Zhao Peng T5-P32.1 Zhao Qingyuan W5-P28.5 Zhao Xiaoyan M5-P8.2 zhao zengxiu M5-P9.1

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In Memoriam of Professor Hui-Chun Liu

Known for his groundbreaking work with semiconductor quantum devices, Hui-Chun Liu passed away on 23 October 2013, at age 53 in Shanghai, China; he had taken a bad fall and was in a coma the last nine days of his life. His sudden and unexpected death is a shock to the physics community. Known to colleagues as H.C., he was born in Taiyuan, China, in 1960. He received his BSc in

physics from Lanzhou University in 1982. After success-fully pass-ing the selection process for the second-year China–US Physics Examination and Application program, H.C. went to the Univer-sity of Pitts-burgh, where he received his PhD in applied physics in 1987 in the group of Daryl D. Coon. His major research interest was semiconductor nanoscience and quantum devices. H.C. joined the Institute for Microstructural Sciences of the Na-tional Re-search Council Canada as a research associate in 1987 and rose rapidly through the ranks. In 1998 he was named to lead the council’s terahertz and imaging devices group and in 2000 he became a principal research officer - the highest rank, reserved for very few. In 2011 he returned to China to take a position at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, where as a chair professor he put together a new research group. H.C. had been recruited through the “1000 talents” program, which brings top-class minds to China from over-seas. He founded two high-tech companies in

Hui-Chun Liu 1960 – 2013

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China: Debut Optoelectronic Sensors in Wuxi, and Ghopto Shanxi Guohui Opto¬electronic Technology in Taiyuan. Among H.C.’s honors were the Herzberg Medal from the Cana-dian Association of Physicists in 2000, the Bessel Prize from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in 2001, and the Jiangsu provincial high-level innovation-entrepreneur talent award in 2011. H.C. was granted more than a dozen patents, wrote or co-wrote more than 380 articles in refereed journals, and gave 95 invited presentations at international conferences. When H.C. was still in graduate school in the 1980s, the field of intersub-band transitions in semiconductor quantum wells was born. H. C. was one of the founders of the field of quantum well infrared photodetectors (QWIPs). As a junior researcher at Na-tional Research Council Canada, he started a world-leading re-search program on QWIPs. The ultrafast QWIP technologies he developed are being used in leading research laboratories and industries, including Harvard University, ETH-Zürich, and Northrop Grumman. His patented upconversion pixel-less im-agers have attracted considerable attention, as has his pioneer-ing extension of QWIPs into the terahertz spectral region. H.C.’s name has become synonymous with QWIP. He edited two volumes of the series Semiconductors and Semimetals and wrote a monograph on QWIPs. He served as chair or co-chair of various QWIP workshops, was twice chair of the International Confer-ence on Intersubband Transitions in Quantum Wells, and was a member of several steering and advisory committees overseeing the strategic development of terahertz technology in China. In addition to his laying the foundations for the field of QWIPs, H.C. demonstrated two-photon absorption in QWIPs, studied various nonlinear optical phenomena through intersubband transitions, and developed an intersubband Raman laser. Early in

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his career, he did innovative analysis on resonant tunneling di-odes. More recently, he was focusing on terahertz quantum cas-cade lasers and, with his collaborators, achieved a record- High operating temperature, which is significant, since increasing the lasers’ operating temperature is the most important chal-lenge in the field. H.C. was like a brother to many of his colleagues around the world. A unique leader, he was generous with and fiercely pro-tective of his staff, was attentive to their well-being, and knew instinctively how to draw out the best skills of each team mem-ber. He instilled a sense of common purpose in all. His calm and positive demeanor greatly influenced his colleagues and espe-cially his students. H.C.’s unfailing support and loyalty will be deeply missed, and he will al-ways be fondly remembered. Tucson, September 2014

Harald Schneider, Qing Hu,

Emmanuel Dupont, Xi-Cheng Zhang, Chao Zhang, and

Jun-Cheng Cao

This obituary first appeared in the April 2014 issue of Physics Today.

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