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Salmaan Craig

Assistant Professor

McGill University

Canada

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Salmaan Craig is an Assistant Professor at McGill University in Canada. His research focuses on sustainable building practices, particularly in engineered wood construction, thermal management, and innovative cooling systems. Recent articles by Dr. Craig explore the carbon footprint of construction materials, the application of historical ventilation techniques, and the optimization of thermal mass in building designs.

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Benjamin Paul Goldstein

Assistant Professor

University of Michigan

UNITED STATES

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The carbon footprint of future engineered wood construction in Montreal

19th-century thermosiphon ventilation and its potential for heat recovery in buildings today

Passive radiative cooling to sub-ambient temperatures inside naturally ventilated buildings

Cascading temperature demand: The limits of thermal nesting in naturally ventilated buildings

Geometrically activated thermal mass: wood vs. concrete

Optimal design of mass timber panels as dynamic insulation: simulations of steady and transient heat exchange

Synchronized coupling of thermal mass and buoyancy ventilation: wood versus concrete

The Design of Mass Timber Panels as Heat-Exchangers (Dynamic Insulation)

Origami microfluidics for radiant cooling with small temperature differences in buildings

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Benjamin Paul Goldstein

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