The ultraviolet rays from sunlight pose a natural hazard to human health and can cause
serious health problems. Some medical artificial lights also emit ultraviolet radiation …

In recent years, there is a progressive increase in UV radiation on human skin caused by the
depletion of the ozone in the earth's atmosphere. As long-term exposure to UV light can …

Flexible and skin‐mountable electronics have drawn tremendous research attention with the
booming of smart medical systems and wearing technologies, however, their environmental …

Currently, synthetic dyes are widely used to colour textile materials. However, safer and
more sustainable bio-based alternatives are currently being explored. In this context, by …

In the last decades the media have highlighted the ozone depletion as major environmental
problem resulting in an increase in ultraviolet radiation (UVR) reaching the earth's surface …

As a luxurious textile for more than five thousand years, silk fibers/products have always
been favored by consumers and the markets, but the poor photostability seriously hinders its …

Global demand for functional textiles is continually increasing for both conventional as well
as advanced technical applications. Nanomaterials have the potential to transform the textile …

As a natural protein resource, silk has been favored for thousands of years due to
remarkable properties and the lustrous appearance. The broaden use of natural silk …

Public awareness regarding the risks of prolonged skin exposure to the sun light and more
specifically to the UV spectrum part is increased during the last decades. Clothing is the …

Cotton-based photochromic materials receive lots of attention due to their distinctive
photoresponsivity and novel applications. Although many contributions have been devoted …