Time-resolved transient absorption (TA) spectroscopy measurement technology provides detailed information into the ultrafast dynamics by tracking the transitions and deactivation processes of the excited-state carriers

which holds vast potential for investigating processes related to the luminescence and nonradiative recombination of materials. Pressure is considered a potent tool for tuning the carrier dynamic behaviors. The combination of high-pressure experimental technology and time-resolved TA spectroscopy measurement technology enables researchers to reveal the inherent relation between the structure and optical properties of materials

which is crucial for optimizing material performance and applications in the field of optoelectronics. In this review

the principles and the theoretical foundations of high-pressure time-resolved TA spectroscopy measurement technology will be introduced

and the research advancements in ultrafast dynamics processes of materials under high pressure will be summarized and discussed. In addition

we will expound on the future prospects of time-resolved TA spectroscopy measurement technology to detect the ultrafast dynamic behaviors of materials and complexes under the coregulation of temperature and pressure.