A reactively sputtered NiOx film has been used here to stabilize a buried-junction p+ n-InP
photoanode from anodic dissolution/corrosion for> 48 h of continuous light-driven evolution …

The current efficiency records for generating green hydrogen via solar water splitting are
held by indium phosphide (InP)‐based photo‐absorbers, protected by TiO2 layers grown …

Renewable (“green”) hydrogen production through direct photoelectrochemical (PEC) water
splitting is a potential key contributor to the sustainable energy mix of the future. We …

Efficient photoelectrochemical devices for water splitting benefit from the highest material
quality and dedicated surface preparation achieved by epitaxial growth. InP (100)‐based …

Indium phosphide and derived compound semiconductors are materials often involved in
high-efficiency solar water splitting due to their versatile opto-electronic properties. Surface …

III–V semiconductors such as InP are highly efficient light absorbers for
photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting devices. Yet, their cathodic stability is limited due …

An understanding and control of complex physiochemical processes at the photoelectrode/
electrolyte interface in photoelectrochemical cells (PECs) are essential for develo** …

The present trends on water photolysis are shortly reviewed. For application in
monolithically integrated structures, photoelectrocatalytically active half cell developments …

Photovoltaic solar energy conversion and photoelectrochemical water splitting differ due to
the variability of the output power in photovoltaics, whereas lightinduced water dissociation …

The current efficiency records for generating green hydrogen via solar water splitting are
held by indium phosphide (InP)-based photo-absorbers, protected by TiO2 layers grown …