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May 1, 2026Nature Communications3 citationsOpen Access

A high-strength radiative cooling biocomposite via hierarchical crystalline nanostructuring

XLXianxian LinSHShuaiming HeZYZhenkun Yang

Key Points

  • This research focuses on creating a high-strength biocomposite for effective radiative cooling.
  • Produced using a particle-solution shock process
  • Investigated cooling performance and recyclability of the biocomposite
  • Scaled up to meter-scale production
  • Demonstrated high cooling efficiency under solar irradiance
  • Showed excellent recyclability and foldability
  • Highlighted potential for carbon-neutral thermal management in buildings

Abstract

solar irradiance. The cooling biocomposite, produced at scale via particle-solution shock process, exhibits high recyclability and foldability, completing an environmentally conscious life cycle. The energy‑efficient manufacturing process enables meter‑scale production, offering a promising pathway toward carbon‑neutral thermal management in sustainable buildings and agricultural applications.

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Lin et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f442fc967e944ac5566711https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-72439-z
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