Our eyes and skin are routinely exposed to hazardous ultraviolet light (UV) from sunlight as
well as to high-energy blue light (HEBL) from modern IT devices. Therefore, it is essential to …

Excessive exposure to UV and high-energy blue light (HEBL) can cause fatal eye and skin
injuries. As a result, it is crucial to protect our bodies from UV and HEBL radiation. To …

In this age of technology, people are inevitably surrounded by electronic devices and light-
emitting devices, but the radiation generated by these devices is very harmful to humans …

We report the synthesis of a transparent plastic material with very high performance
ultraviolet (UV)-blocking and blue-light (440 nm) emission. Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) was …

Wood is a sustainable building material that can help to achieve carbon neutralization but,
because wood is easily damaged by ultraviolet (UV) light, it is important to protect wood from …

The first use of nanocellulose extracted from bamboo fibers as a fibrous network skeleton
and carbon dots derived from nanocellulose as guest fluorescent nanomaterials to construct …

Current energy and luminescent materials utilize polymers to encapsulate fluorescent
carbon nanodots and dyes but they usually lack stability and biodegradability. Here, we …

Flexible quantum dots (QDs) photoluminescent films are emerging as a new generation of
light-emitting materials. Such films are commonly fabricated by dispersing QDs on flexible …

Lignin-containing cellulose nanopaper (LCNP) has emerged as a new generation of
sustainable film for packaging and electronics. While compared with pure cellulose …

Fluorescent cellulose films offer exciting properties and functionalities. However, they are
normally prepared by using unstable physically absorbed or complicated chemically grafted …