“…Light-mediated polymerization in water in particular shows signicant potential to broaden the scope of accessible materials that can be synthesized under visible light and ambient conditions. [19][20][21][22][23][24] This includes reversible deactivation radical polymerization (RDRP) to produce well-dened (super)hydrophilic polyelectrolytes, 25,26 zwitterionic materials, 27,28 or polyampholytes, 29 all of which have been considered intriguing materials for various applications, including anti-fouling, 30 anti-icing, 31 anti-fogging, 32 and many others. 33,34 Moreover, water as a solvent for RDRP can provide exciting new chemical behaviors to drive unconventional reaction pathways and accelerate advancements in photocatalysis.…”