Prof. Dr. Xiao-Yu Yang received his Ph.D. from Jilin University (co-educated at FUNDP of Belgium). After Postdoctoral Fellowship at the FUNDP, he worked as “Chargé de Recherches” at the FNRS in Belgium. He is currently working as Full Professor at Wuhan University of Technology and Visiting Professor at Harvard University. His research is aimed at hierarchical assembly techniques, novel porous systems and hierarchical structured materials for the applications in energy, environment, catalysis and bioengineering.

• Electrocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photo-electrocatalytic seawater splitting.-  Photovoltaic electrocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photo-thermochemical water/seawater splitting.- Conclusion.

Prof. Dr. Xiao-Yu Yang received his Ph.D. from Jilin University (co-educated at FUNDP of Belgium). After Postdoctoral Fellowship at the FUNDP, he worked as “Chargé de Recherches” at the FNRS in Belgium. He is currently working as Full Professor at Wuhan University of Technology and Visiting Professor at Harvard University. His research is aimed at hierarchical assembly techniques, novel porous systems and hierarchical structured materials for the applications in energy, environment, catalysis and bioengineering.

• Electrocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photo-electrocatalytic seawater splitting.-  Photovoltaic electrocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photo-thermochemical water/seawater splitting.- Conclusion.

Prof. Dr. Xiao-Yu Yang received his Ph.D. from Jilin University (co-educated at FUNDP of Belgium). After Postdoctoral Fellowship at the FUNDP, he worked as “Chargé de Recherches” at the FNRS in Belgium. He is currently working as Full Professor at Wuhan University of Technology and Visiting Professor at Harvard University. His research is aimed at hierarchical assembly techniques, novel porous systems and hierarchical structured materials for the applications in energy, environment, catalysis and bioengineering.

• Electrocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photo-electrocatalytic seawater splitting.-  Photovoltaic electrocatalytic seawater splitting.- Photo-thermochemical water/seawater splitting.- Conclusion.