Experiments with Self-Organised Simulation of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings

Jankovic, Ljubomir

doi:10.3390/su12125204

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Architecture of Biologically Grown Buildings (2020)
Journal Article
Jankovic, L. (2020). Architecture of Biologically Grown Buildings

Despite the current challenges of climate change and overuse of natural resources, with buildings contributing to 30% of global carbon dioxide emissions, buildings are still designed or retrofitted using old and inefficient processes in a “business a... Read More about Architecture of Biologically Grown Buildings.

What Happens When We Sneeze: Self-Organised Simulations of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings (2020)
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Jankovic, L. (2020). What Happens When We Sneeze: Self-Organised Simulations of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings. [Video]

This material is a supplementary content video for a peer-reviewed journal article entitled “Experiments with Self-Organised Simulation of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings”, published in Sustainability Journal in June 2020, https://www.do... Read More about What Happens When We Sneeze: Self-Organised Simulations of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings.

Self-Organized Approach to Designing Building Thermal Insulation (2020)
Journal Article
Bharadwaj, P., & Jankovic, L. (2020). Self-Organized Approach to Designing Building Thermal Insulation. Sustainability, 12(14), Article 5764. https://doi.org/10.3390/su12145764

Traditionally, the uniform application of thermal insulation is practiced within the built environment sector to achieve desired building regulation standards for energy efficiency. However, that approach does not follow the building heat loss field,... Read More about Self-Organized Approach to Designing Building Thermal Insulation.

Experiments with Self-Organised Simulation of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings (2020)
Journal Article
Jankovic, L. (2020). Experiments with Self-Organised Simulation of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings. Sustainability, 12(12), Article 5204. https://doi.org/10.3390/su12125204

The ultimate aim of sustainability in buildings gained an additional new dimension as the start of the year 2020 saw a rapid worldwide spread of the infectious disease caused by a coronavirus named COVID-19. There is evidence that, in addition to per... Read More about Experiments with Self-Organised Simulation of Movement of Infectious Aerosols in Buildings.