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    • Luminescent materials enhance optical functionalities for advanced applications.
    • Micropatterning enables precise control over light interaction and material performance.

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    • Main Results:

    • Successful fabrication of colored luminescent optical epoxy samples.
    • Demonstration of micropatterned gratings on the epoxy surfaces.
    • Quantification of absorbance and luminescence properties for different material compositions.

    Conclusions:

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