Publication date: 15th December 2025
Over the last decade, metal halide perovskite nanocrystals (LHP NCs) and their derivatives, in the form of nano and bulk crystals, have emerged as a promising class of semiconductor materials with many interesting linear and nonlinear optical properties. The light emission of LHP NCs is not only tunable by their dimensions and composition but also through self-assembly into ordered architectures. Interestingly, LHP NCs spontaneously self-assemble into superlattices and exhibit interesting optical properties such as polarized emission. On the other hand, low-dimensional metal halide crystals with chiral ligands exhibit chiroptical properties. This talk will be focused on the latest developments in achieving polarized absorption and emission from metal halide bulk and nanocrystals either by self-assembly of NCs or helical structural engineering.
