Demonstrates radiative cooling materials that effectively manage temperature and enhance efficiency.
. This phase-change radiative cooling monolith enables approximately 9.0 °C subambient cooling under direct sunlight while delaying nighttime overcooling by ∼2.5 h. This study presents an efficient strategy for developing radiative cooling materials that integrate high spectral selectivity, latent heat buffering, and scalable manufacturability.
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