TeraHertz detection enabled by mOleculaR optomechanics

TeraHertz detection enabled by mOleculaR optomechanics is a science project.

Event research_grant eu_cordis:829067
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Key Facts

  • Start time: March 1, 2019[1]
  • End time: August 31, 2022[2]
  • Participant: Technical University of Valencia[3], eu_cordis_org:999624092[4], King's College London[5], University of Cambridge[6], Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne[7], eu_cordis_org:917688774[8], eu_cordis_org:999975620[9]
  • Short name: THOR[10]
  • Budget: 3274122.5 euro[11]
  • Funding scheme: Horizon 2020[12]

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