Scientific Applications and Methods

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Schematic illustration of nanostructured materials on a substrate, highlighting heterogeneous nanoscale architectures relevant for optical and time-resolved characterization of nanomaterials.
Materials Science
Time-resolved photoluminescence emission spectrum with three peaks from different layers. Adapted from Buschmann et al., J Appl Spectrosc 80, 449–457 (2013).
Materials Science
Representative surface structure of a solar cell used for optical characterization studies.
Materials Science
illustration of a van der Waals heterostructure emitting quantum light
Materials Science
Resolving dynamic environmental changes through time-resolved fluorescence lifetime detection.
Life Science | Materials Science | Metrology
Microscopy image of a smartphone screen captured through a 20x objective. The blue, green and red pixels selected for the measurements are indicated by boxes in the corresponding colors.
Materials Science
Fluorescence lifetime imaging of MDCK cell membranes labeled with Flipper-TR® visualizes dynamic changes in membrane tension induced by osmotic stress, demonstrating how mechanical stimuli are translated into measurable cellular responses. Sample courtesy of A. Colom, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Reference: Colom, A., Derivery, E., Soleimanpour, S. et al. A fluorescent membrane tension probe. Nature Chem 10, 1118–1125 (2018), https://doi.org/10.1038/s41557-018-0127-3
Life Science
Jablonski diagram illustrating energy transfer from a photosensitizer to oxygen, leading to singlet oxygen formation and near-infrared phosphorescence at 1270 nm.
Materials Science

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