Our latest work: A framework for considering the use of computational design technologies in the built environment design process (https://t.co/kJahwSEMsA).
For anyone who is interested in exploring the use of #GIS for site analysis utilising #opengeospatialdata. I have conducted two GIS workshops for @DoritAviv design studio. Most software used is free. Feel free to use this for teaching and other purposes. https://t.co/ef2aAX3DXl
Find out why radiant cooling may help beat the summer heat while mitigating spikes in energy demand & COVID transmission - in a new op-ed in @sciam from building experts: @fmeggers@DoritAviv, @rysanek_adam@ericteitelbaum & Kian Wee Chen
https://t.co/kzdkeBOPIw
Our latest article on Exploring membrane-assisted radiant cooling for designing comfortable naturally ventilated spaces in the tropics https://t.co/sUDIvRmji3
@fmeggers@ericteitelbaum@rysanek_adam
Webinar tomorrow from my friend, former PhD researcher in Singapore, and now Distinguished Postdoc at Princeton, @chenkianwee. Find out about cool digital tools to analyze and improve the built environment (and golf carts) https://t.co/BlhGgsLvid
Excited to announce our latest research has just been published with @SpringerNature in @SciReports, showing a mechanism that systematically underestimates the impact of thermal radiation on your thermal comfort. Read here: https://t.co/xbVGoLeKik @AndlingerCenter@SEC_ETH
My new comfort paper, a CHAOS Lab and @buds_lab collaboration. Staying cool with radiation was never so colorful. Open access for the next 44 days! @fmeggers@PrincetonSoA@AndlingerCenter
https://t.co/yUL8e56Mjh
Princeton CHAOS Lab's latest publication on the use of #meanradianttemperature MRT in #thermalcomfort research. On the understanding of the mean radiant temperature within both the indoor and outdoor environment, a critical review https://t.co/9BzpBVdeNx