Sky News reports on the first skin cancer patient measurements using the THz skinometer at UHCW:

Press release, TV recording

Divya Jayasankar spent a few weeks with Prof. Emma MacPherson's team as part of the EuMA's Internship program. Read all about her experience in her interview here.

The Warwick THz team will be attending the 47th International Conference on Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves (IRMMW-THz), which will be held in Delft, The Netherlands, from 28 August to 2 September 2022.

Talks:

Jacob Young: Tuesday 30th August, talk titled 'Convolutional Neural Network Approach to THz reflection Alignment'.

Goncalo Costa: Thursday 1st September, talk titled 'Using THz-TDS for Assessing the Effects of Transdermal Drug Delivery Methods on Skin'

Posters:

Monday 29th August:

Huiliang Ou: 'Rapid S- & P- Polarised THz Spectroscopy for In-Vivo Measurements Using a Handheld Scanner'

Tuesday 30th August:

Sophie Ding: 'Flow Rate Effect on THz-TDS of Thin-Film Fluid in Microfluidic Device'

Arturo Hernandez Serrano: 'Dielectric Response Characterization of In vivo Skin Areas Using a Handheld THz Probe'

Rayko Stantchev: 'Equipment Optimisation for Time-Domain THz Single-Pixel Imaging'

Thursday 1st September:

Xavier Barker: 'Finite Rate of Innovation Theory Applied to Terahertz Signal Processing'

Prof. Emma MacPherson presented a talk at this event on Tuesday 21st June 2022 at 4pm.

Dr. Arturo Hernandez Serrano presented a poster entitled "Development and testing of a THz-TDS handheld probe for in vivo detection of skin cancer" on 21st June at 5pm.

Sophie Ding presented a poster named "Variables affecting accurate THz measurements with compact microfluidic device" on 22nd June at 10.45am.

More details about the event can be found here. Below are some photos from the event.

Link to the conference website and programme

ITV Central news report on our THz skin cancer research.

Emma MacPherson describes the work the team have been doing in skin cancer screening, writing in the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Real-time terahertz imaging with a single-pixel detector is the 40th most downloaded article in Nature Communications Physics articles of 2020

Real-time terahertz imaging with a single-pixel detector is nominated for Elektra 2020, the University Research Readers Choice Award