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‘Magic angle’ device can rotate terahertz polarization by 90° or more

31 May 2021
An ultrathin carbon nanotube film
Thinning out: example of an ultrathin carbon nanotube film. (Courtesy: Kono Laboratory/Rice University)
A new device for rotating the polarization of terahertz radiation has been created by accident by re

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Tim Wogan is a science writer based in the UK
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