Journal of Materials Chemistry A themed collection on emerging inorganic materials for solar harvesting

Robert L. Z. Hoye; Frank E. Osterloh; Yun Jeong Hwang; Yanwei Lum; Lydia H. Wong

doi:10.1039/d6ta90136k

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Journal of Materials Chemistry A themed collection on emerging inorganic materials for solar harvesting

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This collection aims to showcase recent developments in inorganic materials specifically designed for solar energy harvesting.
Include contributions from various researchers in the field of materials chemistry.
Present diverse perspectives on advancements in solar materials.
Highlight innovative applications and experimental results.
Covers cutting-edge research and application techniques in inorganic solar materials.
Highlights breakthroughs that enhance efficiency and sustainability in solar harvesting technologies.

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Themed collection reveals the latest advancements in inorganic materials for solar energy applications, highlighting innovative approaches.

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Guest editors for this themed issue, from left to right: Prof. Robert Hoye, Prof. Frank Osterloh, Prof. Yun Jeong Hwang, Prof. Yanwei Lum, Prof. Lydia Wong.

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