A research team developed a transparent radiative cooling film featuring a perforated structure resembling an insect screen, designed to regulate solar heat and lower interior temperatures.

It sounds like sci-fi stuff, but it’s a well-studied phenomenon called radiative cooling that takes advantage of the fact that the Earth’s atmosphere is transparent to infrared wavelengths.

Hsu and his colleagues have developed cooling fabrics that work in a different way. Instead of emitting infrared, they are transparent to it. One of the main ways that our bodies lose heat is by ...

Speaking of see-through, while transparent water blocks and water cooling systems are nothing new, it did seem like many exhibitors were keen to show off just how much variation there can be in ...

A nice spot from the colleagues at TPU, they noticed that MSI is teasing a transparent version of their TwinFrozr Cooling Solution. The cooler is to be used on their Radeon R9 290 series ...

Physicists have achieved record levels of temperature reduction using the process of radiative cooling ... you don’t need such transparent material – you can use cheaper material such as ...