The Front Cover shows that hydrogenated TiO
2 with appropriate hydrogenation time exhibits much higher photocatalytic H
2 evolution activity than TiO
2 with excessive hydrogenation degree. This is attributed to the different roles of oxygen vacancies on the surface and in the bulk. In their Communication,
J. Xue et al. report the nature of conduction band tailing in hydrogenated TiO
2, involving effects of oxygen vacancies. They show that by controlling hydrogenation time, the tailing degree can be well controlled to meet the demand of the highest H
2 evolution. This work promotes a better understanding of possible negative consequence in photocatalytic H
2 evolution of hydrogenated semiconductors apart from the positive effect on visible-light responsive ability. More information can be found in the Communication by J. Xue et al. on
page 2010 in Issue 12, 2016 (DOI:
10.1002/cctc.201600237).