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Interview Jochem Baselmans
- Friday, 9 September 2022
Researchers have succeeded in making a far-infrared detector so sensitive that we will soon be able to look back even further than we can with current telescopes.
Jochem Baselmans, professor at TU Delft and senior researcher at SRON, explains why the interdisciplinary project took 17 years, what exactly they want to look at with the detector and why they are now waiting for a super-cold telescope.
Read more: Far infrared detector KID achieves highest possible sensitivity .
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