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Biobased Boston Ivy-Inspired Cryogel Integrating Radiative Cooling and Phase Change Energy Storage for Adaptive Thermal Regulation
Boston ivy is a traditional plant for building heat management through shading and transpiration. Inspired by its "vine-leaf" system, we design a bionic cryogel that functionalizes daytime cooling and nighttime thermal buffering, promoting sustainable and comfortable housing and living environments.
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