Researchers have developed a novel method for generating structured terahertz light beams using programmable spintronic emitters. This breakthrough offers a significant leap forward in terahertz technology, enabling the generation and manipulation of light with both spin and orbital angular momentum at these frequencies for the first time.
New technique offers unprecedented control over light at terahertz frequencies retrieved 8 July 2024 from https://phys.org/news/2024-07-technique-unprecedented-terahertz-frequencies.html
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