Holly Samuelson

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Harvard University

United States

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Holly Samuelson is an Associate Professor at Harvard University, located in the United States. Her research areas focus on the intersection of building design, energy efficiency, and environmental conditions, as reflected in her recent publications. Notable topics include workplace design, the impact of climate change on energy demand, and the use of artificial intelligence in predicting indoor environmental quality.

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Predicting Perceptions of Workplace Design: a Multi-Attribute Machine Learning Approach

Urban heat island impacts on cooling energy demand of residential buildings at the city scale: a case study of Hong Kong

Using explainable artificial intelligence to predict sleep interruptions from indoor environmental conditions: an empirical study

Optimizing window solar heat gain coefficient for energy and carbon performance in a changing context of electrification and decarbonization

Impacts of climate change on energy-saving sensitivity of residential building envelope design parameters in three hot-dry cities

Accounting for Whole-Life Carbon, the Time Value of Carbon, and Grid Decarbonization in Cost–Benefit Analyses of Residential Retrofits

Carbon reductions through optimized solar heat gain glass properties considering future climate and grid emissions: case study of Chicago’s residential buildings

Impact of workplace design on perceived work performance and well-being: Home versus office

Decoupling awake and asleep thermal comfort: Impact on building design optimization

Learning building occupants’ indoor environmental quality complaints and dissatisfaction from text-mining Booking.com reviews in the United States

Learning building occupants' indoor environmental quality complaints and dissatisfaction from text-mining Booking.com reviews in the United States

Window View Quality: Why It Matters and What We Should Do

Urban heat mitigation through improved building energy efficiency

Co-benefits of energy efficiency in residential buildings

Thermal comfort modelling and empirical validation of predicted air temperature in hot-summer Mediterranean courtyards

Co-benefits of energy efficiency in residential buildings

Exceedance Degree-Hours: A new method for assessing long-term thermal conditions.

Exceedance Degree-Hours: A new method for assessing long-term thermal conditions

Using recurrent neural networks for localized weather prediction with combined use of public airport data and on-site measurements

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Yu Qian Ang

Stefano Schiavon

Iason Konstantzos

Jannik Heusinger

Caroline Karmann

Sergio Altomonte

Michael George Kent

Stephan Weber

Carlos Rivera-Gómez

Marilyne Andersen

Luis Santos

Eduardo Diz-Mellado

Mehlika Inanici

Nan Ma

Won Hee Ko

Clotilde Pierson

Kynthia Chamilothori

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