This research develops sustainable screen materials using nanoscale “sponges” that trap light-emitting molecules. By converting these materials into ultra-thin nanosheets, the study offers brighter, longer-lasting, and energy-efficient alternatives to toxic, non-renewable screen components, reducing environmental impact while supporting future global screen demand.

This research explores sprayable electroluminescent materials that allow users to create displays of any shape on almost any surface. By combining conductive 3D-printed structures with sprayed active layers, the project aims to democratise display fabrication, decentralise production, and enable new forms of human–computer interaction beyond traditional rectangular screens.