The photocatalytic properties of TiO2 have aroused a broad range of research interest since
1972 due to its abundance, chemical stability, and easily available nature. To increase its …

Mussel‐inspired chemistry has attracted widespread interest in membrane science and
technology. Demonstrating the rapid growth of this field over the past several years …

Membrane separation has been widely used for water treatment, but the accumulation of
pollutants on membrane surface is still inevitable during practical applications …

Photocatalysis is an effective and environmentally friendly approach for degrading organic
pollutants, particularly in scenarios where sunlight can be utilized as the energy source …

Photocatalysis has been extensively studied due to its potential ability to avoid the excessive
use of chemical reagents and reduce the energy consumption by employing solar energy …

Photocatalytic membranes (PMs), coupling of membrane filtration and photocatalysis in a
single unit, have exhibited a great potential for use in energy-efficient water purification and …

Abstract Development of long-term and sustainable energy economy is one of the most
significant technical challenges facing humanity. Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting …

Serious water pollution and the exhausting of fossil resources have become worldwide
urgent issues yet to be solved. Solar energy driving photocatalysis processes based on …

Global water stress and challenges for producing sufficient supplies of fit-for-purpose water
are amplifying. Atomically engineered interfaces are emerging as a powerful tool in the …

Membranes are among the most promising means of delivering increased supplies of fit‐for‐
purpose water, but membrane fouling remains a critical issue restricting their widespread …