Floating photocatalyst turns sunlight into radicals that disinfect water in minutes

Smartphone torchlight powerful enough to generate bactericidal oxygen-centred organic radicals to purify water

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Floating photocatalyst turns sunlight into radicals that disinfect water in minutes

Smartphone torchlight powerful enough to generate bactericidal oxygen-centred organic radicals to purify water

Pure Science News

Researchers develop computational method to design efficient sunlight-driven catalysts

📰 Original title: Scientists unlock a powerful new way to turn sunlight into fuel

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#science #photocatalysis #solarenergy #materialsscience

Researchers develop computational method to design efficient sunlight-driven catalysts

Scientists at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf have created an innovative computational framework that could greatly accelerate the discovery of new materials able to transform sunlight into…

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👏 🎓 Congratulations to Dr. Laura Ibáñez Ibáñez, who has successfully defended her PhD thesis “Photocatalytic Applications of Organometallic Complexes in Sustainable Processes: Hydrogen Storage and Generation of High Value-Added Products.”

Her research at the Institute of Advanced Materials (INAM) focuses on photocatalytic systems based on transition metal organometallic complexes for sustainable chemistry.

#INAM #SomUJI #CiènciaUJI #PhDDefense #MaterialsScience #Photocatalysis

19-Feb-2026
New method for housane #synthesis
Chemists synthesise high-tensile ring #molecules through #photocatalysis / Components for #drugDevelopment

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1117117 #science #chemistry

New method for housane synthesis

A team led by Frank Glorius from the University of Münster (Germany) has developed a photocatalytic method for producing small, high-quality ring molecules. The method could be of interest for drug development.

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Putting the CAT into #photocatalysis, catching every last ray of sun... Every day is a #caturday
Great talk by Xinyuan Fan at #ISCPDD. He talked about his group’s exciting work on using #photocatalysis to profile the proteins and the RNA in specific compartments in the cell on the example of mitochondria, Golgi, ER and lysosome. doi.org/10.1038/s415... #ChemBio #ChemSky #ProximityLabeling

Photocatalytic labelling-enabl...
Great talk by Xinyuan Fan at #ISCPDD. He talked about his group’s exciting work on using #photocatalysis to profile the proteins and the RNA in specific compartments in the cell on the example of mitochondria, Golgi, ER and lysosome.
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41557-025-01946-1
#ChemBio #Chemistry #ProximityLabeling

A novel reaction involving gaseous alkanes is now online in @SciMag ! 🎉

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aea0783

After a long journey with Pol, Sergio, and Alvaro — under the guidance of Martín Fañanás Mastral — we've unlocked the allylation of C₁–C₄ alkanes using a combination of FeCl₃/collidine

Curious about the chemistry — and the role of collidine 🤐? Have a look at the paper!

#Photocatalysis #Chemistry #Sustainability #Science #ScienceAdvances

Attenuated LMCT photocatalysis enables C─H allylation of methane and other gaseous alkanes

A photocatalytic strategy that enables the C─H allylation of gaseous alkanes with simple allylic chlorides is reported.

Science Advances

https://techxplore.com/news/2025-04-semiconductor-nanowires-capture-diffuse-sunlight.html

"The process to form the semiconductor, called thermal condensation polymerization, uses cheap and Earth-abundant materials, and could eventually lead to a more efficient, economical path to clean energy than existing solar technologies," says project lead Karthik Shankar of the University of Alberta Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, an expert in the field of #photocatalysis.

Semiconductor nanowires capture diffuse sunlight to split water and store energy as hydrogen

A U of A engineering researcher is using sunlight and semiconductor catalysts to produce hydrogen by splitting apart water molecules into their constituent elements.

Tech Xplore