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In a finding that could well revolutionize cooling technology as we know it, researchers at Oregon State University and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have discovered a way to achieve near-optimal heat dissipation by applying a nanostructured coating. Because of performance, versatility and economy of materials used, their method could soon lead to better electronics, heating and air conditioning... Continue Reading Nanostructure coatings remove heat four times faster
Tags: Aluminum, Coating, Electronics, Oregon State University, Pacific Northwest National
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