Aggregate,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
Developing
a
top-notch
journal
is
great
yet
challenging
voyage.
To
sail
steadily
and
speedily
toward
the
ultimate
destination,
ship
of
Aggregate
needs
compass
an
engine.
The
original
aspiration
publishing
high-quality
research
accomplishments
on
aggregate
science,
engine
enthusiastic
support
from
scientific
community,
including
authors,
reviewers,
readers,
editorial
board
members.
In
past
four
years,
enjoyed
successful
takeoff
followed
by
high-speed
sailing.
Now
it
has
arrived
at
transition
point
next-stage
shipping
line,
where
we
should
summarize
previous
performance
envision
upcoming
new
voyage
broader
space.
2024,
received
2nd
Journal
Impact
Factor
(JIF)
13.9,
maintaining
Q1
ranking
in
three
categories:
"Chemistry,
Multidisciplinary",
Physical",
"Materials
Science,
Multidisciplinary"
based
Citation
Reports
(JCR)
2024
published
Clarivate
Analytics.
For
first
time,
CiteScoreTM
17.4,
top
5%
6%
categories
"Chemistry:
Chemistry
(Miscellaneous)"
Materials
Chemistry,"
respectively.
Besides
impressive
metrics
mentioned
above,
year
rapid
expansion
for
terms
significant
increase
numbers
manuscript
submissions
paper
publications,
scope
journal,
stronger
team,
wider
range
authors
reviewers
(Figure
1).
So
proud
to
say
that
"compass"
upgraded,
"engine"
further
empowered!
date,
international
38
countries/regions.
185
papers
until
November
13,
1A).
Considering
continuous
number
papers,
have
decided
shift
current
bimonthly
monthly
2025.
maintain
high
quality
with
increased
quantity,
will
set
higher
standard
prescreening,
while
keeping
our
tradition
fast
fair
peer
review.
12
months,
acceptance
rate
gradually
dropped
average
times
submission
final
decisions
been
shortened
25
days,
aims
grow
into
comprehensive
multidisciplinary
area
covering
advancements
innovative
breakthroughs
wide
fields,
chemistry,
materials
physics,
engineering,
nanotechnology,
biology,
life
so
on.
encourages
paradigm
philosophy
promotes
study
complex
systems
processes
structural
hierarchy
across
disciplinary
boundaries.
We
emphasize
all
studies
beyond
level
single
molecules
or
ions
are
within
Aggregate.
There
encouraging
signs
publications
become
more
diversity
according
Topics
Micro
Web
Science
1B),
topics
such
as
organic/inorganic/biological
aggregates
[1-3],
supramolecular
assembly
[4],
functional
polymers
[5],
stimulus-responsive
[6],
optoelectronics
photovoltaics
[7],
theranostics
healthcare
[8],
forth.
continues
attract
outstanding
researchers
over
world
serve
members
provide
advices
operation
(https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/26924560/homepage/editorial-board).
21
distinguished
scholars
Asia,
Europe,
North
America
joined
Editorial
Board
(48
total),
along
14
Advisory
(54
total)
32
Next-Generation
(60
total;
Figure
1C).
77%
ranked
"Top
2%
Scientists"
year,
"Stanford
University
Top
Scientists
List
2024"
(https://top2percentscientists.com/stanford-elsevier-top-scientists-list-2024/).
This
reflects
strength
visibility
team
journal.
onsite
meeting
was
held
Guangzhou
two
online
meetings
were
conducted
address
issues
goals
next-phase
development.
values
community
whose
rigorous
spirit
exploration
laid
solid
foundation
papers.
As
journal's
influence
expands,
familiar
engaged
1D).
Noteworthily,
manifest
strong
nurture
young
inspire
vast
population
graduate
students,
planned
series
activities
investigators.
look
forward
injecting
vitality
growth
exploratory
enthusiasm
younger
generation.
coming
about
enter
its
fifth
year.
development
this
attributed
contributed
relentless
effort
At
end
please
allow
me,
behalf
office,
express
sincere
gratitude
people
who
supported
helped
us.
long
continue
combined
efforts,
I
am
confident
bright
future
beyond!
author
declares
no
conflicts
interest.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Molecular
photoswitch
research
has
drawn
much
attention
in
the
last
century
owing
to
its
great
potential
development
of
smart
materials.
However,
photoswitches
suitable
for
constructing
light-responsive
luminescent
materials
remain
limited,
especially
those
involving
triplet-state
phosphorescence.
Herein,
we
designed
a
novel
molecular
based
on
conformation
transition
phenothiazine
derivatives,
minimizing
steric
hindrance
(-CH
Aggregate,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(3)
Published: Jan. 23, 2024
Abstract
Supramolecular
liquid
crystals
(SLCs)
are
attractive
materials
for
fabricating
devices
with
new
optoelectronic
functions.
Conventional
SLCs
made
from
hydrogen‐bonded
mesogens.
However,
these
mesogens
suffer
high
melting
points,
and
the
types
of
formable
aggregates
limited
owing
to
directionality
hydrogen
bonding.
Therefore,
fabricate
non‐hydrogen‐bonded
SLCs,
we
hypothesized
that
introduction
tertiary
amide
groups
into
calamitic
molecules
would
be
advantageous
because
they
have
an
L‐shaped
structure
N
‐
or
C
‐alkyl
side
chains
not
aligned
along
long
axis
flexibility
undergo
cis–trans
isomerization.
In
this
study,
developed
a
novel
SLC
by
assembling
dimer
composed
(phenyltolanes)
amides
at
their
ends.
These
exhibited
smectic
B
phase.
The
phase
transition
temperature
crystal
was
low
despite
π‐conjugated
core.
Wide‐angle
X‐ray
diffraction
variable‐temperature
Fourier‐transform
infrared
measurements
revealed
formation
weak
intermolecular
interactions,
is,
molecular
recognition
molecules,
mobility
alkyl
attached
driven
isomerization
in
Thus,
contributed
enormously
lower
clearing
points
SLC.
method
can
used
only
develop
but
also
soft
matter
controlled
properties
incorporating
as
impart
desired
functionalities.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(12)
Published: March 21, 2025
Multiresonance
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(MR-TADF)
emitters
are
promising
candidates
for
organic
light-emitting
diodes
(OLEDs)
with
high
color
quality.
However,
in
most
cases,
noble
metal–containing
phosphors
required
as
sensitizers
MR-TADF
to
improve
their
electroluminescence
(EL)
performances,
which
may
lead
cost
and
environmental
pollution.
Herein,
an
efficient
purely
room-temperature
phosphorescence
(RTP)
material,
3,2-PIC-TXT,
fast
radiation
is
developed.
It
not
only
exhibits
impressive
EL
performances
emitter
outstanding
external
quantum
efficiency
(EQE)
of
33.2%,
higher
than
that
Ir(ppy)
3
(25.2%),
but
also
functions
remarkably
a
sensitizer
green
(BN2,
tCzphB-Ph,
tCzphB-Fl).
The
hyperfluorescence
OLEDs
using
3,2-PIC-TXT
provide
ultrahigh
EQEs
40.9
43.8%,
superior
those
based
on
(37.0
38.0%),
along
superb
purity
excellent
operational
stability.
These
the
best
devices
RTP
materials
reported
so
far.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(16), P. 12181 - 12191
Published: July 30, 2024
The
advancement
of
sophisticated
synthetic
methodologies
that
streamline
reaction
processes
while
enhancing
molecular
complexity
is
a
perpetual
necessity
in
the
realm
chemistry.
Catalytic
one-pot
cascade
play
crucial
role
efficient
construction
intricate
molecules
with
exceptional
chemoselectivity.
Herein,
we
present
approach
for
synthesis
polycyclic
fused
δ-lactams
via
sequential
phosgenation,
Pd/NBE-catalyzed
ortho-carbamoylation/ipso-Heck-type
cyclization,
and
C–H
activation
from
readily
available
aryl
halides,
amines,
triphosgenes.
This
stands
out
as
first
example
situ
carbamoyl
chloride
formation
amine
precursors,
presenting
an
alternative
to
existing
transformations
involving
chlorides.
practical
significance
these
showcased
by
81
rapid
economically
favorable
manner,
without
need
intermediate
purification.
Moreover,
were
scalable
compatible
various
natural
products
pharmaceuticals,
further
underscoring
effectiveness
this
strategy.
relatively
rigid
coplanar
structure
displayed
our
synthesized
exhibits
distinct
room-temperature
phosphorescence
characteristics,
which
have
been
utilized
anticounterfeiting
high-security-level
data
encryption.
Materials Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Pure
organic
dual-mode
long-persistence
afterglow
with
high
efficiency
room-temperature
phosphorescence
(RTP)
along
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(TADF)
is
realized
via
an
aromatic
furan
host–guest
system.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 26, 2025
Achieving
organic
red/near
infrared
(NIR)
phosphorescence
at
high
temperatures
is
theoretically
challenging
because
of
the
severe
nonradiative
transitions
excited
triplet
states
with
low
energy
gaps.
This
study
realizes
bright
and
persistent
red/NIR
afterglow
excellent
high-temperature
resistance
up
to
413
K
via
highly
efficient
(≈100%)
resonance
transfer
(PRET)
from
rationally
designed
branched
luminogens
as
donors
dyes
acceptors,
coupled
optimized
aggregated
structures.
According
systematic
investigations,
abundant
internal
cavities
formed
by
in
solid
ensure
dye
loading
space
limitation,
which
can
considerably
suppress
temperatures,
promoting
a
stability.
Moreover,
16
types
host-guest
systems
varied
topological
structures
different
various
sizes
confirm
universality
strategy.
provides
an
approach
achieve
stable
afterglow.
Aggregate,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 12, 2025
ABSTRACT
Despite
extensive
investigations
into
photophysics
at
the
molecular
level,
complex
interplays
between
intermolecular
interactions,
hierarchical
assembly,
and
photoluminescence
properties
remain
a
fundamental
challenge
in
materials
science,
particularly
concerning
emergent
phenomena
aggregates.
Herein,
we
construct
different
dimeric
structures
both
solution
aggregate
states
through
cycloreversion
upon
photoirradiation
from
series
of
nonemissive
phenanthrene
cycloadducts,
exhibiting
state‐dependent
photoactivatable
luminescence.
Specifically,
excimer
is
due
to
its
antiparallel
cofacial
structure.
In
contrast,
dimer
crystal
exhibits
nonclassical
emission
according
cross‐stacked
stacking
within
restriction
lattice.
Prominently,
luminescent
behavior
uniquely
accessible
photocycloreversion
cannot
be
achieved
spontaneous
crystallization
their
parent
molecules.
Moreover,
nature
these
successfully
demonstrated
thin
films,
showcasing
potential
applications
information
encryption.
This
work
expands
possibilities
for
constructing
new
functional
by
photochemistry
deepens
our
understanding
dimer‐luminescence
relationships
states.