Nucleic Acids Enabled‐Interfacial Engineering for Biomarker Sensing with Distance Constraint Effects (Adv. Sensor Res. 4/2023)

Wang, Lu; Tang, Shuqi; Li, Lin; Jin, Kaifei; Xie, Xiyue; Chen, Yuhua; Cai, Kaiyong; Zhang, Jixi

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“…However, these materials are either limited by preparation conditions or self-toxicity and stability. [9][10][11][12][13][14] In contrast, organic scintillator has a more diversified preparation technology (no restrictions on temperature, preparation atmosphere) and application scenarios. For example, due to the bendability, organic scintillators can be well-compatible with flexible substrates to obtain lightweight, bendable, and even folding scintillator electronic devices.…”

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RETRACTED: Organic Cocrystal Design to Promote Absorption and Triplet Excitons Formation for Sensitive Scintillator

Lei,

Peng,

et al. 2023

Advanced Optical Materials

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Organic materials show good mechanical flexibility, easy processing, and large‐area manufacturing, while weak X‐ray absorption and low sensitivity for X‐ray scintillator media. As seen originally, this is a synergistic result of the lack of heavy elements in the molecule that can effectively truncate X‐rays and the massive dissipation of triplet excitons produced by molecular ionization. Herein, cocrystal with phosphorescence enhancement is found to be brilliant in addressing the shortcomings of organic scintillators. The results show that heavy atoms can be easily introduce into the donor unit of organic cocrystal to satisfy the X‐ray absorption and effectively activate the triplet excitons via promoting intersystem crossing (ISC). Moreover, the rational structural design of the acceptor molecule can achieve coupling with the donor for inhibiting the non‐radiative loss of the triplet exciton. Finally, the preferred PNPA (4,4′‐Dibromobiphenyl and N‐phenylnaphthalen‐2‐amine) cocrystals achieve record X‐ray‐induce exciton utilization and emit bright phosphorescent light. Meanwhile, the related device shows durable radiation stability, spatial resolution (>11 lp mm−1), low detection limit (<0.6 µGyair s−1), and effective dynamic imaging application. Hence, it is believed the organic cocrystal‐designed principle can provide guidance to develop advanced sensitive X‐ray scintillators in the future.

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confidence: 99%

RETRACTED: Organic Cocrystal Design to Promote Absorption and Triplet Excitons Formation for Sensitive Scintillator

Lei,

Peng,

et al. 2023

Advanced Optical Materials

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“…With the advances of humanoid robots and metaverse concepts, the requirement of more intuitive human-machine interfaces (HMIs) are drastically increased. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] The conventional visual and audio-based communication, together with the handheld controller and the simple vibrational haptic feedback, are DOI: 10.1002/admt.202301681 experiencing the limitation of delivering a more realistic sensation for conducting complex operations. [8,9] As one of the most important sensations of humans, the direct delivery of tactile information through skin mechanoreceptors and neural pathways is showing higher recognition efficiency than reading the displayed tactile sensing data.…”

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3D Multimodal Sensing and Feedback Finger Case for Immersive Dual‐Way Interaction

Chen,

Dai,

Liu

et al. 2024

Adv Materials Technologies

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With the rapid development of virtual reality (VR) technology, artificial intelligence , and the Internet of Things , a new era of immersive interaction with the digital world has emerged. In this context, a novel soft finger case with 3D multi‐modal sensing and feedback functions (3D‐SFC) is presented. The device leverages multiple material properties to create a modulated fingertip haptic feedback for the perception of orientation and force, triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) sensing with dynamic and static responses and control of movement, and thermal feedback based on resistive heating of TENG electrodes. The integrated TENG tactile sensing unit in the device is capable of recognizing the texture of an object's surface, providing users with a more natural and intuitive way of interacting with digital objects. The spatial consistency of multi‐modal sensing and feedback enhances human‐machine interaction in various fields such as healthcare, manufacturing and assembly, and gaming, etc. The proposed device represents a new intelligent sensing solution for achieving cross‐space sensory interaction, opening up new possibilities for the future of VR and digital interaction.

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Nucleic Acids Enabled‐Interfacial Engineering for Biomarker Sensing with Distance Constraint Effects (Adv. Sensor Res. 4/2023)

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RETRACTED: Organic Cocrystal Design to Promote Absorption and Triplet Excitons Formation for Sensitive Scintillator

RETRACTED: Organic Cocrystal Design to Promote Absorption and Triplet Excitons Formation for Sensitive Scintillator

3D Multimodal Sensing and Feedback Finger Case for Immersive Dual‐Way Interaction

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