Abstract Random Lasers (RLs) and Random Fiber Lasers (RFLs) have been the subject of
intense research since their first experimental demonstration in 1994 and 2007, respectively …

Composites or hybrid materials offer diverse properties not achievable in pure materials.
Here we critically review the interesting and controllable fluorescence and photothermal …

Carbon dots (CDs) are a new solution-processable laser material. They offer advantages of
non-toxicity, low cost, and high stability, making them attractive for the sustainable …

Random lasers (RLs) are a particular class of optical devices. In a random laser, the optical
feedback is provided by scattering media rather than by an optical cavity, as for traditional …

In recent years, the progress toward lighting miniaturization is focused on luminescent
nanomaterials. Among them, fluorescent carbon dots (CDs) are receiving increasing …

Random lasers have distinct advantages to be the next-generation light sources owing to
their simple fabrication process, high flexibility in shape and size, and unique optical …

Multicolor carbon dots (CDs) as an emerging subclass of carbonaceous nanomaterials have
inspired intensive attention due to the fascinating fluorogenic properties of quantum dots …

This study presents investigations into the fabrication, characterization, and performance
analysis of stretchable white random lasers based on 2D glutamine (GLN)‐functionalized …

The random lasing in quantum dot systems is in anticipation for widespread applications in
biomedical therapy and image recognition, especially in random laser devices with high …

A random laser was achieved in a polymer membrane with silver nanoflowers on a flexible
substrate. The strong confinement of the polymer waveguide and the localized field …