Feature Review Papers in Photochemistry
A special issue of Photochem (ISSN 2673-7256).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2025 | Viewed by 326
Special Issue Editors
Interests: visible light catalysis; photochemical synthesis; free radical chemistry; asymmetric catalysis
2. Institute of Nanotechnology (NANOTEC), National Research Council (CNR), UOS Cosenza, 87036 Rende, Italy
Interests: plasmonics; gold nanoparticles; photodynamic therapy; coordination compounds; photophysics
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Interests: photocatalysis; wastewater treatment; H2 release; energy; biomedical
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Photochemistry stands as a vibrant and inherently interdisciplinary domain, meticulously probing the intricate dance between light and matter. This exploration unfurls a vast tapestry of applications, spanning from the pivotal conversion of solar energy to the pioneering development of novel materials and pharmaceuticals. As our comprehension of light-induced phenomena continues to advance, so too does the horizon of potential applications expand, offering innovative solutions to pressing challenges in the realms of energy, environment, and health.
In this spirit, the Special Issue “Feature Review Papers in Photochemistry” is meticulously curated to spotlight the most recent strides and exhaustive reviews within the photochemical sphere. We cordially extend an invitation for the submission of review articles that not only delve into recent advancements but also offer a critical and constructive appraisal of the extant knowledge, alongside forward-looking perspectives. The topics we are particularly interested in encompass, yet are not confined to, photocatalysis, synthetic photochemistry, solar energy conversion, photodynamic therapy, computational photochemistry, luminescent sensors, photochromism, photochemistry for environmental remediation, processes and techniques in photochemistry, and plant photochemistry.
We eagerly anticipate your contributions, which will undoubtedly enrich the discourse and propel the field forward.
Prof. Dr. Wengjing Xiao
Dr. Massimo La Deda
Dr. Bishweshwar Pant
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- feature review
- photocatalysis
- synthetic photochemistry
- solar energy conversion
- photodynamic therapy
- computational photochemistry
- luminescent sensors
- photochromism
- photochemistry for environmental remediation
- processes and techniques in photochemistry
- plant photochemistry
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