journal article·2025-12Open access

A Modern Roman‐Inspired Concrete with Daytime Radiative Cooling Capacity (Adv. Sci. 47/2025)

Jorge S. Dolado, Guido Goracci, Ghizlane Moutaoukil, Ridwan O. Agbaoye, Miguel Beruete, Alicia E. Torres‐García, Laura Carlosena, Achutha Prabhu, Jose A. Ibáñez, Nick Adams, Nicole van Lipzig, Karen Allacker

Advanced Science· Volume 12· Issue 47

Abstract

Radiative Cooling Technology The cover image illustrates the Pantheon, a hallmark of Roman concrete engineering, reimagined within an overheated urban landscape. This visual metaphor highlights the advent of ‘Coolcrete’—a modern Roman-inspired concrete with daytime radiative cooling functionality. By reducing surface temperatures and lowering cooling energy demand, Coolcrete demonstrates significant potential for energy savings and offers a promising pathway to mitigate the Urban Heat Island effect. More details can be found the Research Article by Jorge S. Dolado and co-workers (DOI: 10.1002/advs.202511691).
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OpenAlex topics: Thermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies · Solar Energy Systems and Technologies · Fire effects on concrete materials

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