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Have a look at some of our recent publications

Effect of optimized photoluminescence on luminous and passive cooling potential: A new combined experimental and numerical approach applied to yellow-emitting glass tiles

Quantum Confinement Effects in Materials for Daytime Radiative Cooling: An Ab-initio Investigation

Daytime Radiative Cooling: A Perspective toward Urban Heat Island Mitigation

Investigating the relationship between surface roughness and reflectance properties of building materials

Modelling Radiative Coolers for the Built Environment in the Urban Context

Toward the Scaling up of Daytime Radiative Coolers: A Review

Harnessing the potential of radiative cooling for the built environment: A new comprehensive protocol for materials’ characterization

Towards field implementation of photoluminescence in the built environment for passive cooling and lighting energy efficiency

Controlled combination of phosphorescent and fluorescent materials to exploit energy-saving potential in the built eviroment

Tailoring High-Entropy Oxides as Emerging Radiative Materials for Daytime Passive Cooling

Evaluating the potential of persistent luminescence in counteracting urban overheating

Exploring the potential of phosphorescence for mitigating urban overheating: First time representation in an Urban Canopy Model

Optimizing Surface Morphology for Enhanced Radiative Properties in Thermal Energy-Efficient Materials

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