Dongwoo Jason Yeom

Endowed Associate Professor

Clemson University

United States

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Dongwoo Jason Yeom is an Endowed Associate Professor at Clemson University in the United States. His research interests encompass indoor lighting environments, cognitive performance, and personalized HVAC systems, as demonstrated in his recent publications. He explores the effects of lighting and thermal conditions on physical training, cognitive function, and occupant satisfaction, particularly among older adults and diverse office settings.

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Marc Guest

Assistant Professor of Aging

Arizona State University

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Arizona State University

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Optimizing indoor lighting environments for physical training and recovery: A gender-specific physiological approach for user satisfaction and physical performance

A contactless predictive model of thermal sensation for enhancing cognitive performance via facial skin temperature

Effects of applying biodynamic lighting on improving sleep, depression, and agitation in older adults with dementia: a pilot clinical trial

The influence of lighting and thermal environments on sleep and cognitive function in older adults

Robust deep reinforcement learning for personalized HVAC system

Data-driven Building HVAC System for Personalized Occupant Satisfaction and Efficient Energy Use

Pupil size and gender-driven occupant's productivity predictive model for diverse indoor lighting conditions in the office environment

Analysis of Occupants’ Bio-Signal According to Indoor Lighting Environments and Development of the Productivity Forecasting Model in the Smart Office

Local body skin temperature-driven thermal sensation predictive model for the occupant's optimum productivity

Passive cooling with a hybrid green roof for extreme climates

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Nina Sharp

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