Afterglow luminescence (long persistent luminescence) holds great potential for
nonbackground molecular imaging. However, current afterglow probes are mainly …

Afterglow, an intrinsic phenomenon of persistent luminescence emitted from chemical
defects after light irradiation, has shown tremendous promise for applications in bioimaging …

Afterglow luminescence imaging probes, with long‐lived emission after cessation of light
excitation, have drawn increasing attention in biomedical imaging field owing to their …

Afterglow luminescence is an internal luminescence pathway that occurs after photo-
excitation, holds great promise for non-background molecular imaging in vivo, but suffer …

Afterglow materials have drawn considerable attention due to their attractive luminescent
properties. However, their low‐efficiency luminescence in aqueous environment limits their …

Afterglow imaging holds great potential for ultrasensitive biomedical imaging. As it detects
photons after the cessation of real-time light excitation, autofluorescence can therefore be …

Chemotherapeutic resistance poses a significant challenge in cancer treatment, resulting in
the reduced efficacy of standard chemotherapeutic agents. Abnormal metabolism …

Afterglow materials-based biological imaging has promising application prospects, due to
negligible background. However, currently available afterglow materials mainly include …

Due to the energy gap law, the direct fabrication of efficient organic afterglow materials with
long emission wavelengths at ambient conditions remains challenging. Here, luminescent …

Water-soluble red afterglow imaging agents based on ecofriendly nanomaterials have
potential application in time-gated afterglow bioimaging due to their larger penetration depth …