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- Sweat-Inspired Paint Offers Sustainable Cooling for BuildingsResearchers at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have developed a unique cement-based paint that cools buildings by mimicking the human body’s ability to sweat.…
- A passive cooling systemResearchers at MIT developed a passive cooling system that relies on evaporation and radioation without the use of electricity. The system combines previous standalone…
- Cool Roofs As A Material Strategy To Reduce Urban HeatNew research from KU Leuven shows how material choices can help cities cope with extreme heat. The study highlights “cool roofs” as an effective…
- A cooling automotive paintCar manufacturer Nissan developed an automotive paint that helps lower the vehicle’s ambient cabin temperature in summer, reducing the energy usage of the air…
- Cooling your house using zero energy and waterIn warm places around the world, it is difficult to keep your house at a cool land pleasant temperature. Air conditioners are an option,…
- Plastic fabric to keep you coolIn hot weather, it is hard to keep cool, especially since the summers keep getting warmer because of climate change. Clothing is something that…
- Skai Cool Colors VeneziaSkai Cool Colors Venezia is a high-quality upholstery material. Equipped with Hornschuch 'cool colors' technology, special colour pigments in this material reflect up to 80% of the heat producing radiation, reducing the heating of the upholstery material by up to 25%. At the same time, a nano coating makes this material extremely weather resistant, UV resistant, and dirt resistant.
- Whiter than white polymer cools down buildingsEngineers from Columbia University made white paint even whiter by removing white pigment and add a polymer coating that acts as a spontaneous air…
- Cooling Paint that Captures Water from AirResearchers from the University of Sydney and start-up Dewpoint Innovations have developed a nanoengineered polymer coating that can both cool surfaces and extract water…
- Innovative Passive Cooling Technology for Modern ArchitectureCooling buildings efficiently while minimising energy consumption is a critical challenge in sustainable architecture and design. Researchers at POSTECH and Korea University have developed…
- Cooling ceramics inspired by beetlesResearchers at the City University of Hong Kong developed a passive radiative cooling ceramic material, which was inspired by a beetle. Passive radiative cooling…
- A cooling textile coating made of chalkResearchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA, developed a chalk-based coating that cools the air underneath treated fabric. In the sunlight, your body…
- Be cool with the world’s coolest whiteIn collaboration with Monopol Colors, UNStudio developed the world’s coolest white, an ultra-durable paint that protects buildings and urban structures from excessive solar radiation…
