We will be hosting a two-day workshop at the University College London 91AV Department on 13th and 14th April, focusing on polymer photocatalysts in the widest sense of the word, e.g. conjugated polymers and carbon nitride, and their application in photocatalytic water splitting and CO2 reduction.
We aim to bring together people working on these materials from a wide range of perspectives: material synthesis and
characterisation, photocatalyst testing, transient spectroscopy and theory, as well people working on similar materials but for different applications (e.g. organic photovoltaics). All with the aim of moving the field forward and discussing the challenges and opportunities offered by polymer photocatalysts.
We aim to bring together people working on these materials from a wide range of perspectives: material synthesis and
characterisation, photocatalyst testing, transient spectroscopy and theory, as well people working on similar materials but for different applications (e.g. organic photovoltaics). All with the aim of moving the field forward and discussing the challenges and opportunities offered by polymer photocatalysts.
