Copper indium sulfide (CuInS2) is a ternary A (I) B (III) X (VI) 2-type semiconductor featuring
a direct bandgap with a high absorption coefficient. In attempts to explore their practical …

The impact of the size effect on the color and photoluminescence (PL) of quantum dots
(QDs) has sparked a revolutionary field of research, culminating in the prestigious Nobel …

Copper indium sulfide colloidal quantum dots are in focus of the nanocrystal community as
their optical properties make them exciting candidates for applications in bioimaging and …

The introduction of copper (Cu) impurity in semiconductor CdSe quantum dots (QDs) gives
rise to unique photoluminescence (PL) bands exhibiting distinctive characteristics, like …

Metal chalcogenide nanocrystals with variable composition and shape can conveniently be
produced using cation exchange synthesis; however, the presence of cation‐containing …

Induction of point defects in nanomaterials can bestow upon them entirely new physics or
augment their pre-existing physical properties, thereby expanding their potential use in …

Incorporating magnetic ions into semiconductor nanocrystals has emerged as a prominent
research field for manipulating spin-related properties. The magnetic ions within the host …

Strong tolerance to off-stoichiometry of group I–III–VI semiconductors in their nanocrystal
form allows fabrication of multinary, alloyed structures of desired properties. In particular …

Exploring the dynamics of photoexcited electrons and holes in green I–III–VI ternary
quantum dots (QDs) is of utmost necessity to design and improve their functionality and …

The flexible electronics have application prospects in many fields, including as wearable
devices and in structural detection. Spintronics possess the merits of a fast response and …