Runming Yao

University of Reading

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Jie Deng

University of West London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Behrouz Nourozi

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN

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Aneta Wierzbicka

Lund University

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Jørn Toftum

Technical University of Denmark

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Runming Yao

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Articles (10)

A mathematical model for rapid estimation of solar radiation in urban canyons with trees and its applications

A systematic review of ventilation solutions for hospital wards: Addressing cross-infection and patient safety

A thermoregulation model based on the physical and physiological characteristics of Chinese elderly

An improved approach for solving the adaptive coefficient in the aPMV (adaptive predictive mean vote) index

Corrigendum to “Development on risk assessment model of urban ventilation based on COVID-19 pollution——A case study of an innovation base in Chongqing” [Build. Environ. 255 (2024) 111431] (Building and Environment (2024) 255, (S0360132324002737), (10.1016/j.buildenv.2024.111431))

Development on risk assessment model of urban ventilation based on COVID-19 pollution——A case study of an innovation base in Chongqing

Exploring on the prediction model of human skin temperature and rectal temperature under heat stress

Gender disparities in thermal responses under vertical air temperature differences

Machine learning-based approach to predict thermal comfort in mixed-mode buildings: Incorporating adaptive behaviors

Mediation of the JNC/ILC2 pathway in DBP-exacerbated allergic asthma: A molecular toxicological study on neuroimmune positive feedback mechanism

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Jie Deng

Behrouz Nourozi

Aneta Wierzbicka

Jørn Toftum

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