Esther Sternberg M.D. / SPEAKER
Internationally recognized design and health, mind-body science pioneer, Esther Sternberg M.D., Her Wellbuilt for Wellbeing – GSA research is informing healthy design standards.
Prof. Nathaniel Fast
The use of artificial intelligence to track employee behavior and direct human resource decisions is spreading rapidly, but little is known about how employees will respond to these new practices.
Prof. Jin Wen
In this seminar, an overview on the current status of data-driven smart building technologies, especially in the areas of Automated Fault Detection and Diagnosis (AFDD) and building-to-grid integration, will be presented.
Prof. Larry D. Rosen
Dr. Rosen has been studying the impact of technology since the early 1980s and has seen our world become more complex and distracting due to three game changers: (1) the World Wide Web, (2) Smartphones, and (3) Social Media.
Dr. Ruggiero Lovreglio
Understanding how people behave during disasters is fundamental to enhance the safety of building from the design stage to the maintenance stage.
Dr. L. Casey Chosewood
Despite improvements in occupational safety and health over the last several decades, today’s workers still report for duty to jobs with unacceptably high levels of work-related injury, illness, disability and death.
Prof. Rishee Jain
The world is rapidly urbanizing. Scientists, engineers and policy-makers are now facing the daunting task of providing billions of urban citizens with such core necessities as clean energy, air and water.
Tianzhen Hong
U.S. Cities consume 70% of primary energy, produces 80% of GDP, and are facing challenges of aging infrastructure, impact of climate change and extreme weather events.
Prof. Mikhail Chester
At the dawn of the twenty-first century, there are signs that several critical social, technological, and environmental variables are changing in ways that will have major effects on how we design and manage infrastructure.
