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A team led by professor Seong Kyun Kim at DGIST developed a flexible, noncorrosive film that cools devices using air moisture. Published in Small Structures, the material lowers surface temperature by up to 18.2°C for over 12 hours during continuous operation, offering a water-free cooling solution for AI data centers and EV batteries.
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