Article: Working out why quantum dots blink
11 Oct 2017
Quantum dots are finding applications in quantum computing, solar cells and next-generation televisions, writes Joel Hooper in an article in Cosmos that outlines recent research by Director, Prof. Paul Mulvaney and colleagues.
The article explains that the key to application of quantum dots might be understanding why their light emissions turn on and off or "blink". It discusses the outcomes of Mulvaney and colleagues' research that has been published on ChemRxiv, the chemistry pre-print service.
Read full article: Working out why quantum dots blink by Joel Hooper in Cosmos, 4 October 2017.
