Rate My Professor Kevin Weatherill

Weatherill has an extensive publication record, reflected in over 4,600 citations on Google Scholar. Selected key publications include 'Nonlinear optics using cold Rydberg atoms' by Pritchard, Weatherill, and Adams (2013) in Annual Review of Cold Atoms and Molecules; 'Full-Field Terahertz Imaging at Kilohertz Frame Rates Using Atomic Vapor' by Downes, MacKellar, Whiting, Bourgenot, Adams, and Weatherill (2020) in Physical Review X; 'A practical guide to terahertz imaging using thermal atomic vapour' by Downes, Torralbo-Campo, and Weatherill (2023) in New Journal of Physics; 'Terahertz electrometry via infrared spectroscopy of atomic vapor' by Chen, Reed, MacKellar, Downes, Almuhawish, Jamieson, Adams, and Weatherill (2022) in Optica; 'Rapid readout of terahertz orbital angular momentum beams using atom-based imaging' by Downes, Whiting, Adams, and Weatherill (2022) in Optics Letters; and recent contributions such as 'Temporally-multiplexed Dual-frequency Terahertz Imaging at Kilohertz Frame Rates' by Downes, Adams, and Weatherill (2025) in IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology; 'Single photonic qutrit in a collective Rydberg polariton' by Jiao, Hughes, Festenstein, Bai, Zhao, Li, Weatherill, and Adams (2025) in Physical Review Research; 'Continuous-time ultrahigh-frequency sensing using cold Rydberg atoms' by Jamieson, Adams, Weatherill, Hanley, Alves, and Keaveney (2025) in Physical Review Applied; and 'Virtually structured illumination for terahertz super-resolution imaging' by Fleming, Downes, Girkin, and Weatherill (2025) in Optics Express. His work has advanced quantum technologies in sensing and imaging.