Deconvoluting the electronic landscape of ZnO using 2D excitation-emission spectroscopy: effects of microstructuring, doping and restructuring

Daniel J. Oliver; V. A. Volkov; Carole Celia Perry

doi:10.1039/d6tc00969g

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry COpen Access

Deconvoluting the electronic landscape of ZnO using 2D excitation-emission spectroscopy: effects of microstructuring, doping and restructuring

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This research aims to explore the electronic properties and energy relaxation pathways of ZnO semiconductors.
Utilized 2D excitation-emission spectroscopy to analyze ZnO microstructuring and doping.
Investigated the effects of restructuring on electronic properties.
Identified key energy relaxation pathways in ZnO semiconductors.
Demonstrated that doping and microstructuring significantly alter electronic properties.

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Examines electronic properties in semiconductors, suggesting potential applications.

Abstract

Understanding the electronic properties and energy relaxation pathways of semiconductors, is essential for developing next-generation materials for applications in areas as diverse as medicine, flat panel-displays and sensing. In this...

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Oliver et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Deconvoluting the electronic landscape of ZnO using 2D excitation-emission spectroscopy: effects of microstructuring, doping and restructuring

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Deconvoluting the electronic landscape of ZnO using 2D excitation-emission spectroscopy: effects of microstructuring, doping and restructuring

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