We developed a self-limited self-assembly process to produce red-to-near-infrared
luminescent supraparticles made from biocompatible silicon (Si) quantum dots (QDs) for …

Luminescent silicon quantum dots (Si QDs) have great potential for use in biological
imaging and diagnostic applications. To exploit this potential, they must remain luminescent …

The successful development of highly sensitive, water‐compatible, nontoxic nanoprobes
has allowed nanomaterials to be widely employed in various applications. The applicability …

Quantum dots (QDs) have outstanding optical properties such as strong fluorescence,
excellent photostability, broad absorption spectra, and narrow emission bands, which make …

Abstract Silicon Quantum Dots (SQDs) have recently attracted great interest due to their
excellent optical properties, low cytotoxicity, and ease of surface modification. The size of …

There is a growing need for brighter luminescent materials to improve the detection and
imaging of biomarkers. Relevant contexts include low-abundance biomarkers and …

Si quantum dots (SiQDs) based nanospheres (SiNSs) were prepared via a novel synthetic
strategy. These SiNSs were demonstrated to possess unique dot spacing dependent …

Aggregates of luminescent silicon quantum dots (Si-QDs) selectively label certain
organelles, such as lysosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, cytosol and nuclei, depending upon …

Fluorescent silicon quantum dots (SiQDs) have shown a great potential as
antiphotobleaching, nontoxic and biodegradable labels for various in vitro and in vivo …

In this paper, based on selecting the appropriate type of quantum dots (QDs), a novel
method is developed to enhance the quantum yield (QY) of silica-coated QD nanoparticles …