THz-Technologie connects

Our Vision

A non-profit association empowering science and research in the field of Terahertz technology by providing information to the interested public and connecting researchers in Germany across different sectors.

Primary Goals

Promotion of Science and Technology in Terahertz Technology

Enhancing Network of German Researchers in Terahertz Technology

Board

 


‌Prof. Dr. Sascha Preu
- 1 . Vorstand - 

   

Terahertz Bauelemente
    &     

  Systeme Elektro-

&

Informationstechnik

   

TU Darmstadt

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ingmar Kallfass
- 2. Vorstand -

 

Team RF Electronics, Institute of Robust Power Semiconductor Systems

  
 Universität Stuttgart

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan Balzer
- Kassenwart -

 

Nachrichtentechnische Systeme


  

Universität Duisburg-Essen

M. Sc.
Xuan Liu
- Pressesprecherin-

   

Nachrichtentechnische Systeme


  

Universität Duisburg-Essen

Deutsches Terahertz-Zentrum e.V. Historie

03. August 1964

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16. March 1987

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22. April 1996

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08. February 2010

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