ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Lead halide perovskite quantum dots (peQDs), with their sub-10 nm sizes, excitonic absorption, fast radiative recombination, and coherent single photon emission, are on track to fulfill the increasing demand for smaller, more efficient, and more complex optoelectronic and quantum devices. However, the ionic chemistry of these tiny emitters is fast and difficult to control, which limits their tunability, stability, processability, efficiency, and therefore their integration into future quantum devices. The aim of CONTROL is to create the first generation of tunable core-shell peQDs with fully tunable ligand shells, advancing their optical properties and surface chemistry far beyond what is…
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