Radiative cooling is a passive cooling technology without any energy consumption,
compared to conventional cooling technologies that require power sources and dump waste …

Energy-efficient components that are capable of intelligently regulating room temperature
are much demanded to reduce the energy consumption in buildings. In recent years, phase …

Structural materials with excellent mechanical properties are vitally important for
architectural application. However, the traditional structural materials with complex …

Both radiative and evaporative cooling as passive cooling technologies can reduce
dependence on active cooling technologies. However, most reported studies investigated …

In the past few years, bioinspired eco-friendly superhydrophobic materials (EFSMs) have
made great breakthroughs, especially in the fields of environment, energy and biology …

This paper reports the design and the fabrication of novel fiber membranes based on
electrospun polyurethane (PU) fibers modified with copper and zinc oxide as potential …

Radiative cooling is a method of sustainable cooling without energy consumption; however,
a strong cooling effect increases the energy consumption for heating in cold winters …

Daytime radiative cooling is a burgeoning cooling technology that reflects solar irradiation
and radiates heat to outer space (3 K) to cool down terrestrial objects without using external …

Traditional building materials such as wood and concrete cannot effectively regulate the
heat flux of buildings. Compressor-based cooling systems are used to provide comfortable …

Rapid urbanization and industrialization has led to a tremendous increase in energy
demand. The functioning of buildings consumes an enormous amount of energy, which can …