STANFORD - Researchers have developed a new reversible fabric which, without expending effort or energy, is said to keep skin at a comfortable temperature in a wide range of weather conditions and environments. The fabric is based around two layers of material which offer different heat energy releasing abilities when stacked together and sandwiched between layers of polyethylene.
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