Bridging the gap: A Janus structure textile with synergistic radiative cooling and heat conduction for high-efficiency thermal management

Key Points

• The dual capabilities of radiative cooling and heat conduction significantly improve thermal management in various applications.
• Key metrics highlight a twofold increase in cooling efficiency as compared to traditional textiles used in thermal management.
• This investigation employs analysis of Janus structure textiles to explore their performance in energy-efficient environments.
• These findings suggest new pathways for innovative thermal management solutions in smart textiles and building materials.