Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) with zero energy consumption and pollution is
regarded as one of the most feasible solutions to replace conventional electrical cooling in …

Extreme climates have become frequent nowadays, causing increased heat stress in human
daily life. Personal thermal management (PTM), a technology that controls the human body's …

Switchable passive radiative cooling (PRC) smart windows can modulate sunlight
transmission and spontaneously emit heat to outer space through atmospheric transparent …

Incorporating passive radiative cooling into textiles is an effective way to improve individual
personalized thermophysiological comfort for the human body. Based on radiative cooling …

Stable outdoor wearable electronics are gaining attention due to challenges in sustaining
consistent device performance outdoors, where sunlight exposure and user movement can …

A huge concern on global climate/energy crises has triggered intense development of
radiative coolers (RCs), which are promising green‐cooling technologies. The continuous …

Thermal management for wearable devices is evolving to make ubiquitous applications
possible based on advanced devices featuring miniaturization, integration, and ultrathin …

Flexible devices and functional systems with elaborated three-dimensional (3D)
architectures can endow better mechanical/electrical performances, more design freedom …

Radiative cooling has been considered an innovative passive method to resolve the
problem of overheating of electronic devices. However, it is inefficient for cooling huge heat …

Passive radiative cooling, as a cooling technique with no energy input, can continuously
radiate heat into the supercooled universe. However, the continuous cooling effect tends to …