ArticleNature communications2026
Plasmonic-enhanced lanthanide nanotransducers for mid-infrared detection.
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Advanced mid-infrared (MIR) detection underpins a wide range of applications from chemical sensing to thermal imaging. Conventional MIR photodetectors rely on narrow-bandgap semiconductors that typically require cryogenic cooling, whereas uncooled alternatives suffer from inherently low detectivity. An emerging strategy addresses this trade-off by converting MIR photons into near-infrared or visible (NIR/VIS) emission using lanthanide-based nanotransducers, enabling room-temperature operation. However, practical implementation is hindered by pronounced nonradiative quenching, which limits conversion efficiency and suppresses MIR-induced ratiometric luminescence. Here, we report a plasmonic-enhanced, self-assembled MIR detection platform based on Nd
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