Federica Rosso

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Sapienza University of Rome

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Federica Rosso is an Assistant Professor (tenured) at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Her research focuses on urban resilience in the context of climate change, energy optimization in building design, and the application of genetic algorithms in architectural performance. Recent articles highlight her work in assessing urban climates, promoting citizen science for sustainable development, and exploring innovative solutions for building retrofits to mitigate fuel poverty and enhance comfort.

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A parametric integrated workflow to assess multi-domain heat- and flood-related performance of small outdoor urban spaces in a changing climate: A case study in the mediterranean region

Geometry optimization in the schematic design phase of low-energy buildings for all European climates through genetic algorithms

Energy Retrofit Optimization by Means of Genetic Algorithms as an Answer to Fuel Poverty Mitigation in Social Housing Buildings

Pocket parks for human-centered urban climate change resilience: Microclimate field tests and multi-domain comfort analysis through portable sensing techniques and citizens’ science

Flood Resilience and Adaptation in the Built Environment: How Far along Are We?

Citizens and cities: Leveraging citizen science and big data for sustainable urban development

Integrated energy performance of an innovative translucent photoluminescent building envelope for lighting energy storage

A Sustainable Approach towards the Retrofit of the Public Housing Building Stock: Energy-Architectural Experimental and Numerical Analysis

Visitor-Sensing: Involving the Crowd in Cultural Heritage Organizations

Multi-objective optimization of building retrofit in the Mediterranean climate by means of genetic algorithm application

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Marco Ferrero

Ferdinando Salata

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