Biomass, a naturally abundant, sustainable and clean resource has great potential as an
alternative to replace the limited fossil feedstock for value‐added chemicals and fuels …

Using renewable solar energy for clean hydrogen (H 2) fuel production via photocatalysis is
a promising low carbon intensity strategy to address the energy crisis and environmental …

The co-production of high-value-added chemicals and fuels by coupling biomass
photooxidation with carbon dioxide (CO2) photoreduction has attracted wide interest …

Single-atom photocatalysts (SAPCs) have attracted great interests due to their remarkable
atom utilization efficiency, excellent activity, and selectivity, yet no application in …

Structural modulation of graphitic carbon nitride (g‐C3N4) remains a major challenge in
rational catalyst design for artificial photosynthesis of valuable chemicals. Herein, a …

The integration of photocatalytic biorefinery and water-splitting to hydrogen in one system is
promising, yet limited success has been achieved. Herein, a spiral-tube-shaped carbon …

Photocatalysis provides a promising opportunity for selective oxidation of biomass to high-
value chemicals under mild conditions. The key to realize this transformation is to design a …

The simultaneous production of hydrogen and biomass-based chemicals from biomass-
derived feedstock aqueous solutions via photocatalysis is appealing because no additional …

Photoreforming of biomass to value-added chemicals and fuels is a chemical approach to
extract photosynthetically-trapped energy in complex biomolecules which otherwise …

The selective glucose isomerization to fructose is an essential step for various industrial
biofuels and biochemicals production. However, current biological and acid–base catalysis …