# Correction: Suppressing nonradiative decay via molecular configuration control in Cu(i)–halide clusters enables the fabrication of highly efficient green and green-sensitized blue OLEDs

## TL;DR

Researchers corrected a prior study showing how controlling molecular configurations in copper clusters improves the efficiency of green and blue OLEDs.

## Contribution

The correction clarifies the method of suppressing nonradiative decay in Cu(i)–halide clusters for efficient OLED fabrication.

## Key findings

- Molecular configuration control in Cu(i)–halide clusters suppresses nonradiative decay.
- This enables fabrication of highly efficient green and green-sensitized blue OLEDs.
- The correction provides updated insights into the fabrication process and results.

## Abstract

Correction for ‘Suppressing nonradiative decay via molecular configuration control in Cu(i)–halide clusters enables the fabrication of highly efficient green and green-sensitized blue OLEDs’ by Xiao Li et al., Chem. Sci., 2026, https://doi.org/10.1039/d5sc09307d.