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| 25 Jan 08 |
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TeraView uses its years
of experience working with the pharmaceutical industry
and its proprietary terahertz platform to demonstrate real
time measurements of tablet coating thickness and other
critical quality attributes of solid dosage forms. |
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| 29 Nov 07 |
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TeraView’s proprietary
technology and expertise have now been successfully applied
to define product and process specifications that affect
the performance of solid dosage forms. A series of
successful case studies with the pharmaceutical industry
and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) were used to illustrate
the benefits to the industry in terms of reducing development
time, ensuring rapid scale up into manufacture and maintaining
in-spec product with reduced risk of regulatory non compliance. |
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| 9 Oct 07 |
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TeraView, the pioneer
and leader in Terahertz technology and solutions for
the pharmaceutical and life science industries, says
its Terahertz imaging and spectroscopy products can be
used in conjunction with wet dissolution testing to accelerate
product development of tablets and capsules, and maintain
in-spec performance during pharmaceutical manufacture. |
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| 8 Aug 07 |
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TeraView, the pioneer and leader in Terahertz
technology and solutions for the pharmaceutical, life science
and analytical industries, announces that it has received
orders and installed systems for key customers in Japan,
Korea and China. |
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| 23 Jan 07 |
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TeraView have deployed
the first commercial Terahertz imager in Japan to aid
in the development of
new pharmaceutical
tablets and other solid dosage forms, as well as root cause
analysis in manufacture. |
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| 12 Dec 06 |
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50 per cent of drugs bought from the Internet
are counterfeit says WHO.
TeraView,
the pioneer and leader in terahertz technology and
solutions for the pharmaceutical and life science industry,
says
its terahertz imaging and spectroscopy products could
be employed to help regulatory authorities, law enforcement
agencies and the industry screen for counterfeit
drugs.
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| 01 Nov 06 |
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Dr. Barrie Thorpe,
formerly Executive Vice-President, Operations at Astra
Zeneca, takes on only his second non-executive directorship
and Dr Andrew Carr (formerly director of Amersham plc)
has joined as non-executive chairman. |
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| 04 Jan 06 |
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TeraView Ltd, the
world leader in commercial exploitation of Terahertz
technology, is delighted to announce that Michael Pepper,
Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder at TeraView Ltd,
and Professor of Physics at the University of Cambridge,
has been knighted in the New Year’s Honours list. |
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| 14 July 05 |
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An Anglo-French team composed
of TeraView Ltd., Cambridge University, the University
of Paris 7, and Thales R&T, has reported the operation
of quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) emitting at 2.8 Terahertz
(THz) with a threshold current of 19 mA at 4K (see S. Dhillon
et al., Applied Physics Letters, August 1, 2005 issue),
the lowest threshold ever measured without the help of
intense magnetic field. |
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14 Mar 05 |
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Cambridge imaging pioneer
TeraView has revealed its plans to expand into the US as
it seeks to push into the biggest pharmaceutical market
in the world. |
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28 Feb 05 |
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A major step forward in
the use of Terahertz for commercial drug development
Cambridge, England: TeraView Ltd, the company that launched the world's
first commercial Terahertz spectrometer, today announced the availability
of the world's first Terahertz spectrometer capable of making measurements
in multiple sampling geometries, the Spectra 1000D. Building on the success
of the Spectra 1000, the latest addition to Teraview's Terahertz spectroscopy
portfolio combines reflective spectroscopy with its existing transmission
spectroscopy technology. |
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22 Nov 04 |
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Screening, imaging and
detection pioneer TeraView has signed a breakthrough deal
with the US Government which could see its explosives detection
technology fitted as standard in every US airport from
2010. |
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21 Oct 04 |
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United Kingdom, October
21st, 2004: Terahertz specialist, TeraView Ltd of Cambridge,
England, today announced that is has been awarded a Cooperative
Agreement by the US Department of Homeland Security's Transportation
Security Administration (TSA) to investigate the use of
terahertz technology in explosives detection. |
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05 Oct 04 |
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At first they were offering
customs officers an alternative to X-ray, now they are
targeting breast cancer.
TeraView, the Cambridge company developing terahertz radiation, is working
with its Science Park neighbour Cambridge Consultants and leading surgeons
at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
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08 Sep 04 |
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Cambridge-based TeraView
has created a continuous-wave solid state terahertz imaging
system. Compared with the firm's previous pulsed laser
system "we have reduced cost by a factor of ten and size
by a factor of eight or nine", said the company's CEO Dr
Don Arnone. |
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01 Sep 04 |
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Continuous wave sources
and detectors are a vital enabling technology for terahertz
cameras. Scientists at Teraview have developed new high-performance
continuous wave (CW) terahertz sources and detectors which
open up the possibility of practical terahertz cameras
for security screening and suicide bomber detection.
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09 Aug 04 |
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A hand-held security wand,
that uses terahertz light waves to screen people in a speedier
way than metal detectors could be a few years away. |
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02 Aug 04 |
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One of the new potential
solutions to baggage screening lies in the use of terahertz
waves. TeraView's Dr Mike Kemp and Smiths Detection's Fred
Facemire translate the science into its practical application
for the aviation security arena. |
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08 Jul 04 |
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A new way of identifying
metal and explosives could provide a valuable tool in the
fight against terrorism.
Airport security has become big business following the terrorist attacks
in the US. A system that detects both metal and non-metallic weapons using
terahertz light has been developed by technology firm TeraView.
It could make passenger screening at airports more effective and quicker,
say experts.
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08 July 04 |
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TERAVIEW BRIDGES ‘THE
TERAHERTZ GAP’ & WINS GLOBAL R&D 100 AWARD IN RECOGNITION
Teraview Ltd today announced that it has won a 2004 global R&D 100 Award
for the successful commercialization of the Terahertz light spectrum and
the subsequent development of the TPI™ spectra 1000. |
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07 July 04 |
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The next generation of
security screening systems will be based on so-called terahertz
technology that can see weapons and explosives hidden under
people's clothes. But using terahertz radiation to produce
X-ray-like images of passengers is likely to be unacceptable
for routine use, as it will allow security staff to see
the people they are scanning as if they were naked. |
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24 June 04 |
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Detection device answers
call from White House
Cambridge imaging pioneer, TeraView is banking on first mover advantage
with a revolutionary security screening ‘wand’ – developed
in direct response to calls from the US government for new technologies
in the area.
Developed in collaboration with US-based Smiths Detection – a major
player in the security industry – the product is aimed at a worldwide
market which is predicted to double in size by 2010.
Toshiba Research spin-out, TeraView, is helping to develop the ‘magic
wand’ device to detect weapons, explosives and drugs, using its proprietary
TeraHertz screening technology.
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23 June 04 |
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The UK-based terahertz
imaging company TeraView is to team up with US security
company Smiths Detection to develop a handheld weapon and
explosive detector. |
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