<ul><li>UCLA scientists have developed a compact cooling device using thin, flexible materials.</li><li>The device can lower temperatures by 16°F and reduce heat at the source by up to 25°F in just 30 seconds.</li><li>It operates using the electrocaloric effect, making it more energy-efficient and eco-friendly compared to traditional cooling systems.</li><li>The technology could lead to wearable cooling devices and improve reliability of flexible electronics.</li></ul>

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