Abstract
Artificial Photosynthesis In article number 2105384, Laura Collado, Marta Liras, Javier Marugán, Víctor A. de la Peña O'Shea, and co-workers investigate hybrid heterostructures containing highly tuneable and photostable conjugated porous polymers (CPPs) coupled to inorganic semiconductors for solar fuel production via H2 evolution and CO2 photoreduction under UV/visible illumination. Photophysical studies reveal the potential of these hybrids to facilitate charge separation and transfer, considerably improving the photocatalytic activities for artificial photosynthesis or other light-mediated energy solutions.
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