Abstract “Giant” core/shell quantum dots (g‐QDs) are a promising class of materials for
future optoelectronic technologies due to their superior chemical‐and photostability …

Carbon dots (CDs) hold great promise for effective alternatives to traditional luminescent
materials in the field of luminescent solar concentrators (LSCs) due to their low cost, eco …

Luminescent solar concentrators (LSCs) can concentrate direct and diffuse solar radiation
spatially and energetically to help reduce the overall area of solar cells needed to meet …

Nanoshell quantum dots (QDs) represent a novel class of colloidal semiconductor
nanocrystals (NCs), which supports tunable optoelectronic properties over the extended …

Recent efforts to synchronise laboratory protocols for measuring luminescent solar
concentrator (LSC) efficiencies, and to use consistent terminology, has been driven by a …

Near-infrared (NIR) luminescent quantum dots (QDs) have been studied very intensively.
These QDs have excellent optical properties. Their emitting wavelength can be adjusted by …

Luminescent solar concentrators (LSCs) are light-harvesting devices that redirect solar light
to an edge-attached photovoltaic cell, and thus, they have high potential to be incorporated …

Skylights and windows are building openings that enhance human comfort and well-being
in various ways. Recently, a massive drive is witnessed to replace traditional openings with …

In this study, we demonstrate the simultaneous use of carbon quantum dots and organic
dyes as highly emissive luminescent material in high performance tandem luminescent solar …

As an effective alternative to a solar cell, luminescent solar concentrators (LSCs) have
received a lot of attention since they can cut the cost of photovoltaic cells and realize …