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Best practices for radiative cooling

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Lyu Zhou
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Xiaobo Yin
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Qiaoqiang Gan *
DOI:10.1038/s41893-023-01170-0delete
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Radiative cooling is a technology that dissipates excessive heat without energy input and could address critical sustainability issues. However, the lack of transparency and standardization for reporting of radiative cooling performance risks misgauging the true merits of reported breakthroughs. This Comment discusses the common pitfalls in performance measurement and recommends the best practices for future endeavour in favour of practical applications.

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