At ETHOS, we use data, engineering, and design to create interventions in the built environment that integrate our social and environmental goals. Our research areas focus on developing a better understanding of human-building interactions across scales of the built environment.
Research areas
Occupants in buildings
Inferring, analyzing, and optimizing human-building interactions.
Social analysis of urban form
Studying the relationships between urban form, walkability, and social characteristics in cities and neighborhoods.
Urban-scale energy systems
Developing strategies for human-centric and flexible operation of energy systems.
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