Inorganic materials combining photochromism and luminescence modulation characteristics
have great potential in dual‐mode rewritable optical storage due to their unique optical …

Inorganic photochromic materials have been identified as attractive possibilities in many
photonic applications due to their outstanding thermal stability and eminent fatigue …

A combination of transparency and photochromic (PC) properties in ferroelectrics has
promising application potential in smart windows and optical storage/imaging. Nonetheless …

Functional phosphors with shortwave infrared (SWIR) persistent luminescence have
attracted an ever-increasing interest from scientists owning to the self-sustainable emission …

Persistent luminescence and photochromism are two fascinating optical properties that
involve charge trapping via defects and their release due to an external stimulation. In both …

Ferroelectric ceramics exhibiting photochromic behavior and reversible luminescence
modulation are highly desirable for optoelectronic applications ranging from information …

This study explores the integration of X‐ray‐induced photochromism and
photoluminescence in a single material, offering innovative multi‐mode applications in …

Inorganic photochromic materials (ie, in‐PCMs) are developed as a research hot point in the
lighting field due to their excellent optical characteristics, impressive body color modulation …

Upconversion (UC) luminescence materials with dynamically adjustable activity under
external stimuli are of great interest owing to their potential applications in optical storage …

Photochromic materials exhibiting luminescence modulation behavior are regarded as
promising for high-density optical information storage media. During the luminescence …