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This chapter reviews the applications of terahertz (THz) quantum cascade lasers (QCLs). THz QCLs have come a long way since their first demonstration in 2002. Although still operating at or close to cryogenic temperatures, their applications have been multiplying steadily over the last decade, helped by the availability of compact commercial THz QCL systems and the growing adoption of the THz QCL technology in the THz scientific community. Currently, the key fields of THz QCL applications are imaging, spectroscopy and sensing.
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