Photoelectric Research in Advanced Energy Materials

Dear Colleagues,

Rapid advancements in nanotechnology have revolutionized the field of photoelectric materials, ushering in a new era of highly efficient and versatile devices, such as solar cells and photoelectrochemical water-splitting applications. Among these, nano–micro materials have emerged as pivotal components, exhibiting exceptional photoelectric properties that are essential in next-generation solar cells and photoelectrochemical applications. In particular, perovskites, nanocrystals (NCs), quantum dots (QDs), and metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) have garnered significant attention due to their unique optical and electronic characteristics. Perovskite/NC/QD/MOF materials, with their outstanding light absorption and charge transport properties, have led to remarkable progress in solar cells and photoelectrochemical applications. The integration of these advanced nano-micro materials into photoelectric devices holds immense potential in addressing global energy challenges and driving sustainable technological development.

This Special Issue will collate pioneering research and developments in the field of photoelectric materials, focusing on their applications in solar cells and photoelectrochemical systems. By bringing together cutting-edge studies and innovative approaches, this collection seeks to highlight the current progress and emerging trends in the use of perovskites, NCs, QDs, and MOFs. The contributions will not only advance the scientific understanding of these materials but also align with the journal's scope of disseminating high-impact research that addresses critical scientific and technological challenges. This Special Issue will serve as a comprehensive resource for researchers and practitioners, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange in the rapidly evolving field of advanced energy materials.

This Special Issue, "Photoelectric Research in Advanced Energy Materials", will bring together significant contributions from researchers in academia and industry, highlighting advancements in nanomaterial science across various applications. Please join us in this exploration of cutting-edge photoelectric materials and their transformative impact on solar energy and photoelectrochemical technologies.

We look forward to receiving your contributions.

Dr. Jianhua Han
Dr. Yuyu Su
Guest Editors
Dr. Xuanling Liu
Guest Editor Assistant

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• perovskite
• nanocrystals
• quantum dots
• solar cells
• photoelectrochemical
• water-splitting
• 2D material
• metal–organic frameworks