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HKUST researchers developed a honeycomb-inspired cooling structure lasting over 100 million cycles. Published in Science in 2026, the prototype uses 200 stacked chips to achieve an 11.7 K temperature span. This marks the team's third breakthrough within a year, following prior work on sub-zero freezers and zero-degradation devices.
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