About this Research Topic
This Research Topic aims to provide up-to-date knowledge on the molecular mechanisms and applications of photosynthesis, with a focus on advances in energy conversion and storage. The primary objectives include understanding the optimization and management of energy regulation and exploring applications in solar energy production through catalysis and nanotechnology. Additionally, the research will delve into bio-fuel and useful chemical production via metabolic engineering and synthetic biology. By addressing these aims, the research seeks to answer critical questions and test hypotheses related to the efficiency and scalability of photosynthetic processes for energy solutions.
To gather further insights into the boundaries of solar energy conversion and management in photosynthesis, we welcome articles addressing, but not limited to, the following themes:
- Molecular mechanisms of energy conversion in photosynthesis
- Advances in spectroscopy, genetics, and structural biology for photosynthetic research
- Optimization of energy regulation in photosynthetic organisms
- Applications of catalysis and nanotechnology in solar energy production
- Metabolic engineering and synthetic biology for bio-fuel and chemical synthesis
- Interdisciplinary approaches to integrating photosynthesis into current energy systems
- Challenges and limitations in translating photosynthetic research into practical applications
- Case studies and breakthroughs in photosynthetic energy solutions
By exploring these themes, we aim to provide novel and insightful information that will stimulate future research endeavors in the photosynthesis community.
Keywords: Photosynthesis, Energy conversion, Energy management, Mechanism, Application
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