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About

Organizing Committee

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Prof. Dr. Romina Rissetto

Symposium Chair

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Dr. Isabel Mino Rodríguez

Organizer

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Dr. Carlos Alberto Martínez

Co-organizer

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Dr. Raul Marino

Co-organizer

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Ing. Lautaro Capasso

Co-organizer

Scientific Committee

Germany

Isabel Miño Rodríguez

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Research Associate

Isabel is a multidomain indoor environment researcher whose work examines how thermal, visual, acoustic, and air-quality conditions interact to shape occupant comfort, wellbeing, and adaptive responses in buildings.

US

Laura Arpan

State University of New York at Buffalo
Professor

Studies environmental, health, and risk communication as well as consumer acceptance of renewable energy and psychological predictors of residential energy-related technology adoption.

US

Michael Kane

Northeastern University
Associate Professor

Citizen-centric controls, infrastructure automation; community resilience; grid-interactive efficient buildings; sustainability

Denmark

Natalia Giraldo Vasquez

Technical University of Denmark, International Centre for Indoor Environment and Energy
Assistant professor

Her research focuses on daylighting and lighting in buildings and occupants’ perception and well-being.

Denmark

Ricardo Forigiarini Rupp

Sustainable buildings specialist

Key topics include thermal comfort, and sustainability in buildings.

Argentina

Romina Rissetto

Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires
Professor

Romina’s work focuses on sustainability and energy-related issues, with extensive experience in building science, indoor environmental quality, sustainable energy systems, and occupant comfort.

US

Sarah Outcault

University of California, Davis
Market Transformation Research Director

Social scientist whose research focuses on stakeholder perspectives, user experience, and technology adoption related to space conditioning and air quality in the built environment.

UK

Stephanie Gauthier

University of Southampton
Associate Professor

Research on occupant behaviour in buildings and its implications for energy systems and indoor environmental quality.