Advanced sinter-resistant photocatalytic system based on noble metal supported on ceramic nanofibers, new-emerging photothermal-assisted photocatalytic carbon materials and plasmonic metal nanoplatforms are well-designed and facile fabricated with high stabilities and exciting activities. Dynamic characterization techniques with high spatial and temporal resolution, as well as multi-physical field simulations are applied for efficient mechanism understanding and accurate material design. These photo/photothermal catalytic nanomaterials which can flexibly transform from zero- to three-dimensions demonstrate great potential on clean solar-driven catalyzing, energy conversion, environment and other multiple functions towards meeting the new demands of human life. For example, catalytic H<sub>2</sub> fuel production, photovoltaic power generation, water/air cleaning, high-valued chemical conversion from pollutants, C1 conversion, new-form smart catalyzing and so on.

Photo/photothermal catalytic nanomaterials for clean energy

ACS Fall 2021

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