Marine Louis
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Marine Louis is an Assistant Professor at the Nara Institute of Science and Technology in Japan. Her research areas focus on advanced luminescent materials, including the study of phosphorescence and fluorescence emissions in complex structures, and the development of photochromic microcapsules. Her recent publications reflect her expertise in polymorphic fluorescence emitters and the optimization of luminescent materials for various applications.
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2025
The study introduces a novel C 3 ‐symmetric β‐diketone compound, BTA‐D3 , and its monomeric counterpart, D , with a focus on their synthetic procedure, photophysical properties and aggregation behavior. Both compounds exhibit characteristic absorption and weak fluorescence in solution, with BTA‐D3 displaying higher absorption coefficients due to its larger number of diketone units. Density Functional Theory (DFT) calculations suggest increased co‐planarity of diketone groups in BTA‐D3 . A significant finding is the Aggregation‐Induced Emission (AIE) property of BTA‐D3 , as its fluorescence intensity increases dramatically when exposed to specific solvent ratios. The AIE behavior is attributed to intermolecular excitonic interaction between BTA‐D3 molecules in self‐organized aggregates. We also studied fluorescence anisotropy of BTA‐D3 and D . Despite its larger size, BTA‐D3 showed reduced anisotropy values because of efficient intramolecular energy migration among three diketone units. Furthermore, BTA‐D3 demonstrates unique polymorphism, yielding different emission colors and structures depending on the solvent used. A unique approach is presented for promoting the growth of self‐organized aggregate structures via solvent evaporation, leading to distinct fluorescence properties. This research contributes to the understanding of C 3 ‐symmetric structural molecules and provides insights into strategies for controlling molecular alignment to achieve diverse fluorescence coloration in molecular materials.
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Collaborators (7)
Clémence Allain
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Sebastian Reineke
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Tsumoru Morimoto
Associate Professor
Nara Institute of Science and Technology(NAIST)
TSUYOSHI KAWAI
Professor
Nara Institute of Science and Technology(NAIST)
Mihoko Yamada
Assistant Professor/Dr.
Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Rémi Métivier
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Takuya Nakashima
Professor
Osaka University
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