The University Institute of the Czech Technical University in Prague (UCEEB) is organising the 7th International Scientific Conference of Central Europe towards Sustainable Building (CESB).
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Indoor Environmental Quality
Indoor Environmental Quality
Contributions in this theme (351)
AIVC's Contributed Report 22 (CR 22) evaluates the population harm from exposure to non-pathogen airborne contaminants in dwellings.
Publication
AIVC's Contributed Report 20 (CR 20) describes a test method for gas phase air cleaners based on Perceived Air Quality (PAQ).
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AIVC's Contributed Report 21 (CR 21) presents a comprehensive review of the performance of portable gas-phase air cleaning technologies used in non-industrial indoor environments.
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This article discovers how TIMEPAC’s dynamic, data-driven energy certification equips building professionals with tools, training, and insights to lead Europe’s building stock decarbonisation.
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A recent study conducted in Danish residential buildings indicates that indoor humidity and temperature have a limited impact on mucosal irritation. The findings highlight indoor air pollutants and inadequate ventilation as key contributors potentially affecting residents’ health, paving the way for further research into indoor air quality and its broader implications.
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The INFINITE project showcases the case study of the sister buildings in Italy, demonstrating how integrated energy systems and technological kits can enhance energy performance in twin residential structures.
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A comprehensive review aimed at summarizing the available evidence on the benefits of implementing smart ventilation solutions in homes.
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Sustainable Buildings Canada is spearheading the adoption of advanced energy codes, demonstrating that even the most demanding standards can be met using current technologies.
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The new regulation on zero emission buildings redefines the role of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), presenting regulatory challenges and key opportunities for innovation in smart control and energy efficiency.
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