Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 158 - 186
Published: Oct. 31, 2024
Review
of
synthesis
strategies
for
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
inorganic
quantum
dots,
influencing
factors,
theoretical
insight
into
CPL
mechanisms,
and
future
applications/prospects.
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reproduced
with
permission,
details
in
article.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Abstract
In
this
study,
the
development
of
first
fully‐organic
circularly
polarized
near‐infrared
organic
light–emitting
diode
(CP‐NIR‐OLED)
is
presented.
The
devices
are
made
by
using
a
co‐assembled
active
layer
consisting
commercially
available
NIR‐emitting
indacenodithienothiophene‐based
molecule
(ITIC)
and
chiral
inducer.
Here,
ITIC,
which
traditionally
utilized
as
non‐fullerene
acceptor
in
photovoltaics
for
its
superior
characteristics,
demonstrated
to
act
an
effective
NIR
emitter
solution‐processed
OLEDs.
By
incorporating
additive
into
layer,
emission
successfully
polarized,
achieving
CP‐NIR‐OLEDs
with
dissymmetry
values
up
0.074
maximum
radiance
1.65
Wsr
−1
m
−2
.
Additionally,
study
shows
that
manipulating
position
radiative
exciton
recombination
zone
within
circular
polarization
sign
can
be
switched,
while
maintaining
even
enhancing
device
performance.
This
also
exhibit
remarkable
operational
stability,
indicating
their
potential
short‐term
applications.
work
provides
significant
step
forward
CP‐OLEDs
opens
new
avenues
use
advanced
optoelectronic
devices.
Materials Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Chiral
molecular
materials
able
to
emit
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
have
attracted
considerable
interest
in
the
last
few
decades,
due
potential
of
CP-light
a
wide
range
applications.
While
CP
luminescent
molecules
with
blue,
green,
and
yellow
emissions
are
now
well-reported,
NIR
CPL
from
organic
organometallic
compounds
lags
behind
dual
challenge
promoting
radiative
deexcitation
excited
state
this
low
energy
region
while
assuring
significant
magnetic
dipole
transition
moment,
prerequisite
for
generating
CPL.
Based
on
versatile
axially
chiral
arylisoquinoline
ligand,
we
report
synthesis
chiroptical
properties
donor-acceptor
platinum(ii)
complexes
displaying
that
extends
up
almost
900
nm.
Interestingly,
these
emitters
show
both
fluorescence
phosphorescence
solution,
intensities
depending
charge-transfer
character
ligand.
Experimental
theoretical
investigations
feature
strongly
impacts
intersystem
crossing
event
between
singlet
triplet
states
related
lifetime.
The
effect
is
less
important
regarding
CPL,
most
dissymmetry
factors
values
Macromolecular Rapid Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 5, 2025
We
present
a
conjugated
copolymer
designed
as
near-infrared
(NIR)
emitter
for
organic
light-emitting
diodes
(NIR-OLEDs).
The
low
bandgap
donor-acceptor
copolymer,
comprising
terthiophene
derivative
(3T)
and
benzothiadiazole
(BT),
is
end-capped
with
bulky
triphenyalmine
(TPA)
groups
(3TBT-TPA).
Compared
the
parent
homologue
capped
simple
phenyl
rings,
3TBT-TPA
shows
enhanced
solubility
in
solvents
improved
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
thanks
to
reduced
close
packing
of
chains.
3TBT-TPA,
used
both
neat
emitting
layer
blended
fluorene-benzothiadiazole
(F8BT)
host
NIR-OLEDs,
external
efficiency
up
0.58%.
Additionally,
chiral
induction
achieved
F8BT:3TBT-TPA
blend
film
using
commercial
dopant,
yielding
circularly
polarized
(CP),
(PL)
electroluminescence
(EL)
range
500-800
nm
maximum
dissymmetry
factor
10-2.
This
first
example
CP-NIR
EL
from
polymer.
work
highlights
potential
TPA-capped
strategy
copolymers
efficient
NIR-OLEDs
opens
new
perspectives
use
polymers
NIR
photonic
applications.
Symmetry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 484 - 484
Published: March 24, 2025
Circular
polarization
detection
plays
a
significant
role
in
various
fields,
such
as
optical
communication,
quantum
information
processing,
biomedical
detection,
imaging,
and
sensing.
Traditionally,
similar
to
linear
circular
is
realized
by
systems
composed
of
discrete
components,
which
tend
be
bulky
complex.
With
the
advancement
technology,
there
growing
demand
for
efficient
compact
integrated
detectors.
In
this
review,
we
focus
on
two
advanced
research
areas
concerning
detectors:
those
based
asymmetric
materials
or
structures.
We
explore
recent
advances
future
prospects
challenges
development
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 16, 2025
Abstract
Upconversion
nanoparticles
(UCNPs),
incorporating
lanthanide
(Ln)
dopants,
can
convert
low‐energy
near‐infrared
photons
into
higher‐energy
visible
or
ultraviolet
light
through
nonlinear
energy
transfer
processes.
This
distinctive
feature
has
attracted
considerable
attention
in
both
fundamental
research
and
advanced
optoelectronics.
Challenges
such
as
low
energy‐conversion
efficiency
nonradiative
losses
limit
the
performance
of
UCNP‐based
optoelectronic
devices.
Recent
advancements
including
optimized
core–shell
structures,
tailed
Ln‐doping
concentration,
surface
modifications
show
significant
promise
for
improving
stability.
In
addition,
combining
UCNPs
with
functional
materials
broaden
their
applications
improve
device
performance,
paving
way
innovation
next‐generation
paper
first
categorizes
elaborates
on
various
upconversion
mechanisms
UCNPs,
focusing
strategies
to
boost
prolong
luminescence.
Subsequently,
an
in‐depth
discussion
that
enhance
expand
functionality
is
provided.
Furthermore,
a
wide
range
devices
explored,
multiple
emerging
neuromorphic
computing
are
highlighted.
Finally,
existing
challenges
potential
solutions
involved
developing
practical
considered,
well
outlook
future
technologies
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 30, 2024
Near-infrared
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(NIR-CPL)
has
attracted
widespread
attention
owing
to
its
fascinating
characteristic-circular
polarization
in
specific
illumination
regions-offering
advances
applications
such
as
information
security
and
cancer
detection.
For
the
generation
of
NIR-CPL,
chiral
inorganic
nanomaterials
have
emerged
desirable
candidates
due
their
extraordinary
chiroptical
properties.
In
this
mini-review,
we
first
highlight
recent
NIR-CPL
produced
from
nanomaterials.
Thereafter,
present
Finally,
prospect
challenges
field
provide
new
perspectives
insights
for
development
novel
materials
applications.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 25, 2024
Abstract
Negative
dichroic
dyes
are
crucial
for
enhancing
the
brightness
of
liquid
crystal
displays
(LCDs)
and
modulating
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
in
cholesteric
crystals
(CLCs)
through
supramolecular
co‐assembly.
However,
majority
fluorescent
molecules
exhibit
positive
dichroism,
there
is
a
limited
understanding
designing
negative
molecules.
In
this
paper,
novel
design
principle
proposed
to
construct
polymer
by
introducing
space
charge
transfer
(TSCT)
side
chain
structure
backbone.
Specifically,
two
conjugated
polymers
(P1,
P2)
synthesized
using
Suzuki
coupling
reaction
donor‐acceptor
(D‐A)
type
monomers
(V‐type
M1
I‐type
M2)
with
fluorenyl
monomer.
P1
exhibits
its
orientational
order
parameter
(S
F
)
up
S
FP1
=
–0.18.
On
contrary,
P2
dichroism
(
FP2
+
0.27).
This
variation
arises
from
differing
orientations
rigidly
functional
chains
FM1
0.07;
FM2
0.31),
which
affect
alignment
(parallel
or
perpendicular)
backbone
toward
CLCs
phenomenon
facilitates
controllable
precisely
modulates
handedness
CPL
signals,
thereby
facilitating
successful
implementation
multidimensional
information
encryption
systems
CLCs.