Terahertz laser pulses stimulate atoms in semiconductor materials

The researchers used the 2D material WSe2 in their experimentation (Image: Max Planck Institute)

The researchers used the 2D material WSe2 in their experimentation (Image: Max Planck Institute)

The implications of the study’s coherent phonon excitation results extend beyond fundamental research, holding promise for a variety of real-world applications, such as the development of electronic devices.

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