Advances in Carbon Quantum Dots: Synthesis, Applications, and Spectral Analysis with Avantes Spectrometers
Over the past four decades, quantum dots have become a key part of modern nanotechnology, with applications in biotechnology, electronics, and energy. Carbon quantum dots (CQDs) stand out for their tunable fluorescence, biocompatibility, and eco-friendly synthesis, making them safer than traditional semiconductor quantum dots. Spectroscopy is vital in characterizing CQDs, offering insights into their optical and structural properties, which are essential for advancing biomedical imaging, drug delivery, and sustainable energy solutions. This note explores the latest advancements in CQD research and highlights how Avantes spectrometers aid in optimizing their potential for various applications.