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Busting through quantum dot barriers
Early time transient absorption microscopy in quantum dot solids reveals anomalous exciton transport with multiple different temporal regimes within hundreds of femtoseconds after photoexcitation.
- Naomi S. Ginsberg
- & William A. Tisdale
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Three-state nematicity in the triangular lattice antiferromagnet Fe1/3NbS2
A spatially resolved optical polarimetry technique is used to identify a three-state Potts-nematic order parameter in a triangular lattice antiferromagnetic material.
- Arielle Little
- , Changmin Lee
- & Joseph Orenstein
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Resolving ultrafast exciton migration in organic solids at the nanoscale
Time-resolved ultrafast spectroscopy is combined with stimulated emission depletion microscopy to observe exciton migration in conjugated polymer films with nanometre and picosecond resolution.
- Samuel B. Penwell
- , Lucas D. S. Ginsberg
- & Naomi S. Ginsberg
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A small-molecule dye for NIR-II imaging
A renally cleared, water-soluble dye emitting in the near-infrared-imaging (NIR)-II window outperforms a clinically approved NIR-I dye in the in vivo imaging of tumours and their nearby blood and lymphatic vasculatures.
- Alexander L. Antaris
- , Hao Chen
- & Hongjie Dai
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