An S-shaped double helicene showing both multi-resonance thermally activated delayed fluorescence and circularly polarized luminescence
John Marques dos Santos(University of St Andrews), Eli Zysman‐Colman(University of St Andrews), David B. Cordes(University of St Andrews), Tomas Matulaitis(University of St Andrews), Francesco Zinna(University of Pisa), Matthew J. Fuchter(University of Oxford), Seán T. J. Ryan(University of Cambridge), Alexandra M. Z. Slawin(University of St Andrews), Stuart L. Warriner(University of Leeds), Dianming Sun(University of St Andrews), Juan Manuel Moreno-Naranjo(Imperial College London), Wenda Shi(Imperial College London), Yoann Olivier(University of Mons), David Beljonne(University of Mons), David Hall(University of Mons)
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