Exploring the design of superradiant J-aggregates from amphiphilic monomer units
Austin Bailey, Arundhati Deshmukh, Nadine C. Bradbury, Monica Pengshung, Timothy L. Atallah, Jillian A. Williams, Ulugbek Barotov, Daniel Neuhauser, Ellen M. Sletten, Justin R. Caram
Abstract
Excitonic chromophore aggregates have wide-ranging applicability in fields such as imaging and energy harvesting; however their rational design requires adapting principles of self-assembly to the requirements of excited state coupling.
Topics & Concepts
ChromophoreAmphiphileExcited stateMonomerRational designRangingCoupling (piping)Chemical physicsAggregation-induced emissionMaterials scienceNanotechnologyPhotochemistryComputer sciencePolymerPhysicsChemistryFluorescenceAtomic physicsQuantum mechanicsTelecommunicationsCopolymerMetallurgyComposite materialSpectroscopy and Quantum Chemical StudiesStrong Light-Matter InteractionsPhotosynthetic Processes and Mechanisms