Associate Professor @UniofNottingham Technical Director @passihvac Researching indoor air quality, ventilation & computer vision in the built environment
Best Paper Award ๐ at #SDEWES in Shenzhen for our work on using #computervision to detect high-pollutant activities like cooking in real time and adapt #ventilation to improve indoor air quality.
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Best Poster Award ๐ฅ at #SDEWES in Shenzhen for work led by Wenjie Song on how occupants perceive and report thermal comfort, and how these can be better captured for data-driven evaluation.
Great to see this work recognised, representing the @UniofNottingham ๐ฌ๐ง
At the 3rd Asia-Pacific SDEWES Conference, hosted at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, representing @UniofNottingham and the #UK ๐ฌ๐ง
192 participants from 27 countries discussing sustainable energy, water and environment systems https://t.co/bzH2ikJySG
@UniofNottingham researchers explores the science behind human #ThermalComfort, revealing exactly what our skin temperature tells us about how we experience our environment. Findings could support better #wearables and #SmartBuildings climate control: https://t.co/9MUqqKMEAe?
New evidence shows indoor plants can raise humidity, improve thermal comfort and support healthier, more climate-resilient buildings.
Research led by Prof Prashant Kumar (@pk_shishodia) from our Global Centre for Clean Air Research (@AirPollSurrey) presents a new evidence framework and the first comparison of 26 indoor greening systems.
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