Sebastian Reineke

2 articles · 10 co-authors · latest: 2026-04-07
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Applied Physics2026-04-071 minarXiv:2604.06470express
Blue from europium: brighter and more stable
Blue is the most finicky part of any screen. Producing it takes a lot of energy, and the light often comes out dull. Chemists have long searched for molecules that glow deep blue brightly and for a long time. Now they've come up with a new design based on europium, a rare-earth metal that can deliver pure blue light.
Applied Physics2026-04-071 minarXiv:2604.06476express
Blue Light from Metal: A Display That Won't Burn Out
Blue pixels in screens are like light bulbs that burn out fast. Conventional organic LEDs for blue are unstable: their light dims over time, and the color shifts. Chemists found a replacement — the rare metal europium.