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Laser-driven radio transmitter has a vintage sound

30 Jan 2019
Laser radio
Tuning in: interfering laser light could soon be used to generate terahertz signals. (Courtesy: iStock/arttanja)
A new type of microwave radio transmitter built by physicists in the US could lead to practical devi

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Edwin Cartlidge is a science writer based in Rome
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