Piscataway / Pasadena / Boulder / Berlin / Livermore / New Haven / /
Company
Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Propulsion Laboratory / Ge / Space Administration / Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory / H. G. LeDuc S. P. / D. Rosenberg A. E. / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory / National Institute of Standards and Technology / V Institute of Physics / Jet Propulsion Laboratory / USA Yale University / Rutgers University / American Institute of Physics V Downloaded / California Institute of Technology / Yale University / /
IndustryTerm
low energy events / low-energy single / energy scale / photon energy / energy range / similar devices / photon energy efficiency / minimum detectable energy / quantum-dot7 devices / thermal energy / possible energy resolution / energy spectrum / energy resolution / equivalent energy / photon energy loss / energy / potential applications / Energy-resolved detection / ffienergy / biological and chemical contamination / improved energy resolution / quantum communication applications / minimum resolved energy / astronomical spectral imaging / e-beam / electron thermal energy / reasonable photon energy conversion efficiency / high-energy phonons / normal metal connections / few devices / steel / size devices / /
Organization
California Institute of Technology / American Institute of Physics / National Science Foundation / V Institute of Physics / Rutgers University / Yale University / NNG04GD55G / Rutgers Academic Excellence Fund / National Institute of Standards and Technology / National Aeronautical and Space Administration / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / /
Person
Daniel F. Santavicca / Nat / Alexander Soibel / O. Minaeva / V / Sergey V. Pereverzev / Boris S. Karasik / Daniel E. Prober / /
Position
Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Connecticut / California / Colorado / /
Energy-resolved detection of single infrared photons with λ=8μm using a superconducting microbolometer Boris S. Karasik, Sergey V. Pereverzev, Alexander Soibel, Daniel F. Santavicca, Daniel E. Prober et al. Citation: A