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Low energy excitations can shed light on the interplay between different degrees of freedom in complex materials. Ultrashort terahertz (THz) pulses can be used to both drive and probe these excitations. This is particularly useful in quantum materials, since these materials exhibit novel magnetic and lattice excitations that can potentially be used to control their properties. Here, the use of ultrafast THz spectroscopy to understand the dynamic properties of Weyl semimetals, probe a graphene nanoribbon-based metasurface, and study conductivity dynamics in superconducting heterostructures will be discussed.
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