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Portsmouth sings!

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By Philip Davies
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As part of Portsmouth Sing 100 Festival, two prize-winning choirs – one all men and the other all women - will be singing a selection of songs from around the 1920s through to the present day, as a tribute to the Portsmouth100 centenary celebrations. Spinnaker Chorus (all women) and Solent City (all men) are the leading exponents of a cappella four-part harmony singing in the greater Portsmouth area.
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Tuning the reactivity of g-C 3 N 4 photocatalysts using liquid phase exfoliation

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By Jacob Brown, Jenny Burt, Nellie Laleni, Philip Davies, Luisa Orsini, Jason Stafford, Irwing Ramirez
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Abstract To address global water quality issues photocatalysis has emerged as a sustainable advanced oxidation process to degrade aqueous organic pollutants. Layered semi-conductors, such as graphitic carbon nitride and other two-dimensional materials, have shown promise as photocatalysts for water treatment and splitting applications.
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Contact-triggered molecular interactions enable structural refinement of perovskite layers in solar cells

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By Seungmin Lee, Hyeonah Cho, Jihoo Lim, Jiahao Xie, Hyojin Hong, Oui Jin Oh, Dong Hyun Kim, Dong Hun Kang, Wonjin Cho, Jae Sung Yun, Josh Davies-Jones, Philip Davies, Yanfa Yan, Mansoo Choi, Jun Hong Noh, Yeoun-Woo Jang, Woocheol Han, Hyun Jung Mun
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Abstract Molecular interactions are crucial to improving the efficiency and stability of perovskite solar cells, yet current solution-based approaches relying on molecular incorporation or surface passivation show inherent limitations in separately controlling these interactions. Here we reveal an intrinsic interfacial interaction that arises from simple contact between individually crystallized two-dimensional and three-dimensional perovskites without mixing or permanent bonding.
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