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Researchers at Fuzhou University in the People's Republic of China have conducted a study on supramolecular research in the field of nanotechnology. The researchers focused on enhancing the radioluminescence properties of organic scintillators, which are important for medical diagnostics and security screening. By incorporating halogen bonding into the scintillators, the researchers were able to increase their X-ray absorption coefficient and improve their radioluminescence intensity. This approach shows promise for the development of high-performance organic scintillator materials, with potential applications in radiology and security screening. [Extracted from the article]