➀ Researchers at Chiba University have developed an optical cooling method using perovskite quantum dots; ➁ The technique, based on anti-Stokes photoluminescence, allows materials to cool by emitting photons with more energy than they absorb; ➂ The research could improve cooling technologies for industries like semiconductor manufacturing and medical devices.
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