The Economist -
31 Aug 2016 23:03

IF A room is cold, you have a choice. Pull on a jumper or a jacket, or turn up the heating. If it is hot, the obverse choice is not so easy to make. There is a limit to how much disrobing is permissible, and even the wearing of light garments such as T-shirts, in order to stay cool, is frowned on in some business circles. The default is therefore to switch on the air conditioning. That may change if a discovery published this week in Science comes to commercial fruition. Yi Cui and his colleague...
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