Inorganic scintillators play a pivotal role in diverse fields like medical imaging,
nondestructive detection, homeland security, and high‐energy physics. However, traditional …

Scintillators, which can convert high‐energy particles (X‐rays) into detectable low‐energy
ultraviolet–visible–near‐infrared photons, are essential components of X‐ray detectors and …

Copper (I) halide cluster‐based coordination compounds have attracted significant attention
in the development of novel scintillators due to their mild synthesis methods, high …

Flexible scintillator screens with excellent stability and low detection limits are crucial for X‐
ray imaging applications. 0D organic metal halide materials have emerged as a strong …

Semiconductive metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) have attracted conspicuous interest in X-
ray detection. The host–guest strategy has been proven to be an effective means to improve …

Results Our approach draws inspiration from the rapid assembly of inorganic cores and
organic ligands into crystalline structures within DCM during its evaporation at room …

A new one-dimensional hybrid [APCHA] Cu2I4 was designed and applied as an X-ray
scintillator. It exhibits broad-band green emission with a high PLQY of 74.80% and excellent …

Luminescent CuI complexes have attracted significant interest due to their adjustable
emission properties, diverse structures, and reasonable cost. In this work, two class of …

Processing luminescent metal halide microcrystals into counterpart nanocrystals (NCs) can
rationally enhance the resolution in X-ray scintillation imaging. It remains a challenge for the …

Crystal-glass phase transformation and glass recrystallization in zero-dimensional (0D)
hybrid metal halides make them thriving in X-ray scintillators with the advantages of large …