CSIC researchers create a nanomaterial capable of cooling surfaces without electricity: up to 13ºC lower temperature

Researchers at the Institute of Micro and Nanotechnology (IMN-CNM, CSIC) have developed a new nanomaterial capable of cooling surfaces without the use of electricity. The technology, which was documented in a study published this past summer, can reduce surface temperatures by up to 13 ºC.

This innovation represents a potential advancement in passive cooling solutions. By operating independently of power consumption, the material offers a sustainable alternative for temperature regulation in various applications.