ArticleAdvanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)2026
Highly Efficient and Environmentally Stable Radiative Cooling Fabric: Integrating Photoluminescence and Hierarchical Core-Shell Fibers.
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Polymer-based radiative coolers are promising for zero-energy heat management due to their flexibility and processability. However, their cooling performance and outdoor durability must be enhanced, specifically in weatherability, mechanical robustness, and anti-fouling properties. Here, we demonstrate a scalable radiative cooling polymer fabric based on a multi-layer assembly structure and photoluminescent material integration. This fabric exhibits high radiative cooling efficiency and notable environmental stability, demonstrating its potential as a candidate material for applications in energy-efficient building cooling and personal thermal management. The hierarchical core-shell architecture synergizes with photon-manipulating photoluminescence to optimize solar radiation blocking and thermal re-emission, achieving a remarkable effective solar reflectivity (ESR, 101.1%) in the specific spectral band. Combined with its exceptional average mid-infrared emissivity (95.34%), our multi-layer core-shell radiative cooling fabric (Mc-sRCF) delivers a maximum daytime sub-ambient cooling of 10.0 °C under Beijing summer conditions (peak solar intensity of 858 W·m
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