Radiative cooling is an appealing heat exchange form based on thermal radiation from
terrestrial objects to outer space, which can be potentially applied to numerous cooling …

Jyotirmoy Mandal completed his PhD in Applied Physics at Columbia University in the City
of New York and is currently a Schmidt Science Fellow and a postdoctoral researcher at …

Solar reflective and thermally emissive surfaces offer a sustainable way to cool objects
under sunlight. However, white or silvery reflectance of these surfaces does not satisfy the …

Adaptive control of broadband light is essential for diverse applications including building
energy management and light modulation. Here, we present porous polymer coatings …

Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) is an emerging energy-free cooling technology,
which can weaken our dependence on energy-consuming air-conditioning requirements …

Efficient passive radiative cooling of buildings requires an unimpeded view of the sky.
However, vertical facades of buildings mostly see terrestrial features that become …

Passive radiative coolers can preserve the surface temperature below ambient by
simultaneously reflecting incoming solar radiation and emitting thermal radiation to the sky …

Photovoltaics possess significant potential due to the abundance of solar power incident on
earth; however, they can only generate electricity during daylight hours. In order to produce …

A passive daytime radiative cooler is made of a sky facing surface which can preserve the
indoor air temperature below ambient without energy consumption by simultaneously …

By simultaneously reflecting solar irradiation and emitting thermal radiation to the cold
universe through an atmospheric window lying within 8–13 µm of the electromagnetic …