The quest for mechanoluminescence (ML) in zinc sulfide (ZnS) spans more than a century,
initially sparked by observations of natural minerals. There has been a resurgence in …

Multimodal luminescent materials hold great promise in a diversity of frontier applications.
However, achieving the multimodal responsive luminescence at the single nanoparticle …

Mechanoluminescent (ML) materials convert mechanical stimuli into light emission, enabling
applications in stress distribution visualization, structural health monitoring, biomechanical …

Near‐infrared (NIR) light is promising for bioimaging and information technology due to its
high penetration ability and resistance to interference with environmental radiation. Here, a …

Materials that can emit light under optical/mechanical stimulation are usually called
photoluminescent/mechanoluminescent (PL/ML) materials. PL materials are used in diverse …

Discovering bismuth based smart materials that can respond to thermal, mechanical, and
wide range X-ray to infrared photon excitation remains a challenge. Such materials have …

Mechanoluminescence (ML) materials with long-wavelength emission bands are essential
for future in vivo bioimaging, non-destructive testing. However, most of the near-infrared …

Abstract Near‐infrared (NIR) mechanoluminescence (ML), capable of visualizing internal
biological stress, is crucial for advancing in vivo bioimaging applications. Nonetheless, the …

Nighttime driving safety is a key focus in transportation research due to accidents caused by
drivers' inability to clearly see road obstacles, leading to delayed or incorrect decisions. To …

Self‐powered visualized sensor with skin‐like functionality is highly anticipated for practical
application in health monitoring, human‐machine interaction, and robotics. However, the …