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Tianzhen Hong

Senior Scientist

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

United States

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Steven Jige Quan

Seoul National University

Martin Kriegel

Technische Universität Berlin

Nan Ma

Assistant Professor of Architectural Engineering

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

UNITED STATES

JOHN ZHAI

University of Colorado Boulder

UNITED STATES

Shihong Zhang

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

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Tianzhen Hong

Research Interests

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Articles (20)

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Steven Jige Quan

Martin Kriegel

Nan Ma

JOHN ZHAI

Shihong Zhang

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Tianzhen Hong

Research Interests

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Articles (20)

Validation practices for simulation-based research

Ten questions concerning Large Language Models (LLMs) for building applications

HeatShift-HP: A Techno-Economic framework for assessing heat pump load shifting under dynamic tariffs and grid fees

Improving energy efficiency while reducing anthropogenic heat from buildings: how retrofits influence the building stock and urban microclimate in Los Angeles

Short-term electricity load forecasting: Application-driven evaluation of machine learning models across spatial and temporal scales

Consumer safety-oriented scheduling of rotating power outages during heat waves

District-Scale Analysis of Electricity Load and Strategies to Improve Energy Reliability Using Prototype District Models

A RAG data pipeline transforming heterogeneous data into AI-ready format for autonomous building performance discovery

Good practices for documenting AI-based studies on energy and buildings

Robotics for HVAC applications: A critical review and future perspectives

A prototype cooling blanket for mitigating occupant overheating risk in a hot indoor environment: Modeling and assessments

Cool rooms for indoor heat resilience: Evaluating affordable cooling strategies in heat-stressed California homes

Calibration of urban building energy model using smart meter data for district peak load prediction

Corrigendum to “Cool Rooms for Indoor Heat Resilience: Evaluating Affordable Cooling Strategies in Heat-Stressed California Homes” [Building and Environment 287 (2026) 113877] (Building and Environment (2026) 287(PB), (S0360132325013472), (10.1016/j.buildenv.2025.113877))

Mitigating urban climate-energy feedback with citywide building-integrated photovoltaics implementation

Quantum computing approach for building surface sunlit in urban-scale energy modeling

Urban cooling and energy-saving effects of nature-based solutions across types and scales

EnergyPlus-MCP: A model-context-protocol server for ai-driven building energy modeling

Mapping heat vulnerability in cities: A tale of two california cities

Poster Abstract: Leveraging Large Language Models to Reveal Interpretable Cooling Behaviors from Smart Thermostat Data

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Steven Jige Quan

Martin Kriegel

Nan Ma

JOHN ZHAI

Shihong Zhang

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