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A complex epsilon‐near‐zero material made of different metallic nanoparticles arranged in a disordered fractal structure that results from a scalable self‐assembly fabrication procedure is described by Edward H. Sargent, Andrea Fratalocchi, and co‐workers in article number 1701165. The material can be immersed in water for applications in photocatalysis and has a record ability to convert light into...
The direct conversion of solar energy into fuels or feedstock is an attractive approach to address increasing demand of renewable energy sources. Photocatalytic systems relying on the direct photoexcitation of metals have been explored to this end, a strategy that exploits the decay of plasmonic resonances into hot carriers. An efficient hot carrier generation and collection requires, ideally, their...
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