“…1,8-Naphthalimide and bisnaphthalimide derivatives are promising anticancer agents [9,10], the sulfonated derivatives are good antiviral agents with selective in vitro activity against the human immunity deficiency virus, HIV-1 [11]. Due to their photo-physical and photo-chemical properties the 1,8-naphthalimide derivatives can be used as fluorescence dyes for solar energy collectors and photosynthesis under concentrated sunlight [12], fluorescent markers in biological cells [13] as well as laser active media [14][15][16]. Recently, naphthalimides have also found applications in organic thin film field-effect transistors (OFETs), integrated circuit, displays, memory cards, chemical and pressure sensors, smart price tags and labels [17].…”