The 4 Doctoral Candidates (DCs) working with this WP aim to bring predictability of human reactions to passive and hybrid solutions onto a next level
DC1. Steady-state neurological reaction and perception
OBJECTIVE: To identify significant biometrics and specific thresholds/trends capable of assessing/predicting human multi-domain comfort status
SECONDMENTS: (i) La Rochelle Université; (ii) Huygen Engineers & Consultants; (iii)Danmarks Tekniske Universitet
DC2. Acute dynamic physiological reaction and perception
OBJECTIVE: To identify physiological (mainly skin and core body temperature but also heart rate) and perceptual responses and how they relate to each other’s under acute dynamic environmental conditions and to create a simple model of dynamic IEQ control
SECONDMENTS: (i) UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM AACHEN; (ii) Polytechnic University of Cartagena
DC3. Human perception in outdoor and transitional urban spaces
OBJECTIVE: To define a multi-sensory human comfort model predicting overall perception for the outdoors relaying upon a comprehensive
urban environmental monitoring architecture and the definition of proper urban descriptors.
SECONDMENTS: (i) The Cyprus Institute; (ii) UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN; (iii)UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM AACHEN
DC4. Non-adapted and adapted cognitive performance
OBJECTIVE: Examine combined effects of components of indoor environment and their impact on human cognitive performance, the role of modifying responses and behaviour, and the underlying mechanisms including adaptation.
SECONDMENTS: (i) University of Perugia; (ii) UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM AACHEN; (iii) EValTech
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation program under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie (G.A. n. 101073357).