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The lab is starting new research to model the transport of contaminants in urban environment. Ph.D. students Cary Faulkner and Jake Castellini are working on this project funded by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and in collaboration with
The College of Engineering at Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder has recently posted an article on new research by the SBS Lab to develop an open source tool to improve electric grid efficiency and resiliency. This exciting project is in collaboration with
Dr. Zuo will be leading a new project on "Modernizing Cities via Smart Garden Alleys with Application in Makassar City" funded by the National Science Foundation. This project is in collaboration with the US Department of State, Virginia Tech
Ph.D. candidate Xu Han has won the prestigious Strauch Family Graduate Fellowship for 2020. Congratulations to Xu for winning this distinguished scholarship!
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab has just released Modelica Buildings Library 7.0.0, and Ph.D. student Katy Hinkelman has been acknowledged as a library developer for her contribution in improving the cooling tower models. Katy is the 7th member of
On Thursday, May 28, Dr. Zuo will present a web seminar for IBPSA-USA. He will introduce an open-source software package for energy efficient data center design and operation based on research funded by the US Department of Energy, and in
Dr. Zuo received the Research Development Award for 2020 from the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering. This award recognizes his “research accomplishments in developing a robust
On April 22, 2020 Ph.D. student Jing Wang passed her thesis proposal to become a Ph.D. candidate. Jing presented her proposal titled Human-centric Modeling and Optimization for Grid-interactive, Efficient and Resilient Communities over Zoom to
Dr. Zuo and Ph.D. students Cary Faulkner, Yingli Lou, Jes Stershic and Jing Wang attended the IBPSA-USA Semiannual Winter meeting in Orlando. The meeting included over 80 guests to socialize over some delicious Cuban food courtesy of Molo's food
Ph.D. student Jes Stershic has been awarded the 2020 CEAE Summer Fellowship. This fellowship will provide her with a 3-month stipend over the summer to support her research with the SBS lab. Congratulations Jes, we look forward to seeing your