Modern optics and photonic devices require materials that can actively control both color and light polarization, a combination not currently available in scalable, energy-efficient formats. Smart windows and adaptive eyewear Chiral optical switches and light modulators Polarizati... Read more

This technology introduces porous, anisotropic metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) with magnetic nanoparticles attached on the surface, enabling precise spatial orientation using external magnetic fields. Optical and magnetic field sensors Anti-counterfeiting and document authentica... Read more

The growing demand for energy devices that store and deliver power and offer additional functionalities, like instant performance monitoring, is evident. Smart batteries and supercapacitors with built-in charge indicators Wearable electronics with integrated energy storage Optoele... Read more

High-performance materials for gas storage and separation are essential for industrial, environmental, and energy-related applications. Conventional MOFs offer molecular-level control but lack tunability at the micro- and nanoscale. Gas storage and transportation (e.g., hydrogen, ... Read more

Current electrochromic materials offer a broad color range and moderate electrochromic activity. However, real-world applications demand more intense coloration, faster switching times, and improved stability. Smart color-changing glass (windows/glasses/mirrors/windshields etc.) C... Read more