Journal of Materials Chemistry C

The recent development of organic, inorganic and hybrid materials for applications in electrochromic energy storage is summarized in terms of working principles, device structures and the possibility of combination.

Antimony (Sb³⁺) ions are introduced to manipulate the structure and optical properties of Cs₂NaBiCl₆. New possibilities in photovoltaics and white light emission applications could be envisioned.

As one of the key elements of indoor agriculture, horticultural light sources are developing rapidly towards requiring high energy density, high output power and high stability, which poses a challenge for traditional phosphor conversion devices.

Three single-molecule fluorescent organic probes differing in the number of amino groups have been developed for demonstrating their effect on the highly selective and ultrafast sensing of TNP in water.

Hierarchically structured cellulose aerogels with interconnected MXene networks have low densities and enhanced microwave absorption performances.

Highly flexible and efficient CH₃NH₃PbBr₃ quantum dot based light-emitting diodes were developed on a silver nanowire–polymer composite electrode.

Strain engineering is a very effective method to tune the electronic, optical, topological and thermoelectric properties of materials.

Transition metal chalcogenides have attracted considerable attention for the further development of nanoscale devices, however low carrier mobility seriously prevents its further application.

This article highlights recent developments of emerging metal halide perovskite based resistive switching memory devices and artificial synapses.