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Condensed phase studies in the Far-IR/THz region at the Australian Synchrotron

Long-wave studies of condensed phase matter have been successfully conducted at the Far-IR/THz beamline of Australian Synchrotron for a few years and applications range from nanotechnology, geology, renewable energy sources, forensics, biology, engineering and the environment. In this paper, we will present some of these applications and current techniques, as well as new techniques which are under consideration for the study of condensed phase materials.