A world-changing breakthrough

Refrigeration was invented in 1834. The world has been waiting a long time for a new way to cool off.

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It only took 2,000 years

SkyCool harnesses a natural phenomenon that was first used thousands of years ago to make ice at night in the desert. Using materials science and mechanical engineering in a lab at Stanford, we created radiative cooling products that work 24 hours a day, without electricity. Our discovery led to one of the most cited papers in Physics, and a killer TED Talk.

Meet The team

A different kind of cool

You have to be a nerd to dedicate your career to a sheet of white plastic that just might save the planet, but we think that's pretty cool.

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Arjun Saroya

CEO
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Eli Goldstein, Ph.D.

Co-founder & CTO
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Aaswath Raman, Ph.D.

Co-founder & Chief Scientist
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Gary Wiseman, Ph.D.

Head of Materials Science & CFO
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Lee Bowman

Senior Advisor
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Julie Chelli

Manufacturing Technician
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Garrett Duncan, Ph.D.

Senior Director of Projects
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Joe Glass-Katz

Field Applications IT
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Michael Keating

Chief Commercial Officer
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Dylan Lester

Operations Director
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Lisa Murray

VP of Business Development
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Miguel Nepomuceno

Mechanical Engineer
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Teresa Peters, Ph.D.

Mechanical Engineer
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Lionel Queen

Senior Manufacturing Technician
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Joel Rinsky

VP of Engineering

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what this COULD mean

SkyCool directly combats Global Warming

When a SkyCool installation removes heat from a building, it also removes it from the planet. It doesn't blow it into the outside air like most cooling systems.

There are many ways to combat climate change, and we need most of them if we are going to keep our planet stable. SkyCool stands out by addressing heat directly, rather than indirectly by reducing emissions of heat trapping gasses. With enough SkyCool, it is possible to stay under 1.5°C global average temperature increase.

The SkyCool team comes to work everyday to serve our customers, and to help our customers save our planet.

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