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  "textContent": "You know that frustration after you gear up for a snowy day, only to have to take it all off in a heated office? Well, penguins don't. Come sweltering heat or frigid cold, they just chill. Inspired by these clumsy masters of thermal management, scientists have created a material that can passively switch between heating and cooling modes.\n\nContinue Reading\n\n**Category:** Materials, Engineering\n\n**Tags:** Biomimicry, Harbin Institute of Technology, Heating, Cooling",
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