Interested individuals from academia, national laboratories, and industries are kindly invited to contribute to this conference by submitting their abstract on the following relevant topics: 
·emerging photocatalysts for artificial photosynthesis and solar water splitting 
·physics and chemistry of semiconductor homo/hetero-junctions 
·latest advances in synthetic techniques for large scale fabrication of photocatalysts 
·new approaches to bandgap profiling and engineering 
·fundamentals of hydrogen generation via photo- and electrochemical water splitting 
·new devices, methods, and apparatus for solar hydrogen generation and solar fuels 
·modeling and simulation of oxidation/reduction reactions at semiconductor surfaces 
·electronic structure and energetics of photocatalytic (hetero) nanostructures 
·surface and interface properties of photocatalysts/electrolyte junctions 
·optical, chemical, and physical properties of photoelectrodes 
·charge generation and transfer dynamics on photocatalysts and semiconductors 
·corrosion, photo-corrosion and long term stability of semiconductors 
·hydrogen generation via solar thermal (chemical) and photo-biological systems 
·sustainable photocatalytic production of fuels 
·national and international solar hydrogen energy systems, projects, and networks 
·social, educational, environmental, and economic aspects of solar hydrogen.