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- The article invites contributions from Marcella Bonchio's group at the University of Padova and Jérôme Canivet's group at CNRS-University of Lyon.
- The featured image illustrates how bio-inspired quantasomes organize themselves hierarchically within a polystyrene network.
- This organization is designed to enhance and sustain oxygen evolution using green photons.
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Invited for the cover of this issue are the groups of Marcella Bonchio at the University of Padova and Jérôme Canivet at the CNRS-University of Lyon. The image depicts the hierarchical self-organization of bio-inspired quantasomes, crosslinked within a polystyrene network to enchain their lateral and orthogonal proximity for long-lasting oxygen evolution using green photons. Read the full text of the article at 10.1002/chem.202303784.
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