Energy‐efficient building materials are eye‐catching for reducing indoor energy
consumption via eliminating electromagnetic interference and pollution, controlling the …

Thermochromic smart windows technology can intelligently regulate indoor solar radiation
by changing indoor light transmittance in response to thermal stimulation, thus reducing …

Smart materials that can dynamically modulate incident light provide a broad prospect for
the development of smart windows. However, the absence of capability to create smart …

Transparent wood is a great potential biomass building material with good insulation and
optical properties for the rapid growth building energy consumption and increasing …

Liquid crystal (LC) smart windows that are able to regulate natural light by changing the
optical transmittance in response to external stimulus have become an effective way to …

Energy-efficient smart windows can control solar energy transmission, which is one of the
most promising ways to reduce building energy consumption. However, the current …

The hydrogels with the LCST (low critical solution temperature) behavior undergo dramatic
changes at their transition temperature due to phase separation, such as volume contraction …

As a new energy-saving building material, optically transparent wood (TW) shows great
application potential due to its performance in high light transmittance, high haze, and …

Controlling solar transmission through windows promises to reduce building energy
consumption. A new smart window for adaptive solar modulation is presented in this work …

With the development of smart electronic devices, the importance of surface-protective
coatings is rapidly increasing. Superhydrophobic surfaces are promising protective coatings …