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Abstract
Nanoscintillators
Nanoscintillators are tiny particles that emit light under ionizing radiation. In article 2402739, Christophe Dujardin and co-workers explore their energy relaxation mechanisms, which exhibit many differences compare to bulk materials, and discuss their numerous applications, with a large focus on their potential as theranostic agents. The cover illustrates how a single X-ray photon triggers energy deposition across multiple nanoscintillators. Cover image by Zoé Dujardin.
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