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International MES research in renewable-energy with focus on renewable-integration, artificial-intelligence, performance. The advancement of solar technologies hinges on the development of smart materials and coatings that optimize so...

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Abstract

The advancement of solar technologies hinges on the development of smart materials and coatings that optimize solar absorption and thermal conductivity, thereby enhancing overall system efficiency. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with material science presents a transformative framework for accelerating innovation through data-driven design, highthroughput screening, and predictive modeling. This chapter elucidates how AI-driven personalization enables the precise tailoring of material properties to varying environmental and operational conditions, fostering adaptive and high-performance solar energy solutions. Key challenges, including algorithmic bias, data privacy, and regulatory compliance, are critically examined to underscore the importance of ethical governance and social inclusivity in deploying AI-enhanced solar materials. Emphasizing multidisciplinary collaboration, the chapter highlights emerging computational tools and cloud-based platforms that facilitate seamless material discovery and real-world application. By bridging technical advancements with ethical and societal considerations, this comprehensive approach aims to drive equitable and sustainable energy transitions, positioning AI-enabled smart materials as pivotal components in the future of solar energy technologies.

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Engineering physicsThermal conductivityAbsorption (acoustics)ThermalPhotovoltaic thermal hybrid solar collectorPassive solar building design

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Journal
Solar Thermal Technologies and Nano-Enhanced Phase Change Materials for High-Efficiency Electric and Solar Mobility
Year
2025