Two-layer quantum-dot films show reversible ratiometric temperature sensing
A materials study found predictable luminescence-intensity-ratio responses and stable cycling in two-layer polymer films containing different quantum-dot types.
A materials study found predictable luminescence-intensity-ratio responses and stable cycling in two-layer polymer films containing different quantum-dot types.
Researchers in Vietnam report that a simple polyethylene glycol treatment of the emissive interface in CdSe/ZnS quantum-dot LEDs boosts maximum ...
Researchers have demonstrated simultaneous high-fidelity single-qubit gates across five silicon spin qubits by identifying and compensating microwave-induced a.c.-Stark shifts, achieving ...
A new review in Discover Chemistry details how fluorescence spectroscopy of advanced materials is enabling ultrasensitive detection of heavy metal ...
Researchers at DGIST and Konkuk University report that an equal sulfur-to-selenium ratio in copper-indium-sulfur-selenium quantum dots minimizes anion vacancies and ...
A new review details how inorganic nanoparticles, from plasmonic silver and gold to doped titanium dioxide and upconversion nanocrystals, are ...
Researchers at IBM Research Zurich systematically identified and mitigated the error processes in germanium hole spin qubit readout, achieving a ...
Researchers at DGIST, UNIST, and IBS have developed an intrinsically stretchable quantum dot display achieving a record 53,300 nits and ...
Researchers at Zhejiang Sci-Tech University have created a borneol-based polymer decorated with zinc oxide quantum dots that kills bacteria and ...
A new review maps eight families of synthetic nanomaterials, from quantum dots to nanobubbles, that are transforming multiscale imaging of ...
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