Publications by authors named "Nathan Sung Y Hsu"
Article Synopsis
- Dye-dye conjugates are gaining traction for their use in bioimaging, theranostics, and light-harvesting, but previous structures have been limited to small chromophores, which restricts optoelectronic enhancements.
- The authors introduce novel dye-dye conjugates made from boron difluoride complexes with formazanate and dipyrromethene ligands, showcasing dual photoluminescence in the near-infrared range and indicating the presence of anti-Kasha processes.
- Cyclic voltammetry experiments indicate these conjugates can generate polyanionic species that can reversibly accept up to 6 electrons, positioning BF formazanates as a promising foundation for developing new types of dye-dye
