Dr Rachel Adams
University of California, Berkeley/California Department of Public Health
Measuring microbial growth in damp buildings: Ongoing efforts at an age-old public health problem
Prof Jan Carmeliet
ETH Zürich, Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering
Multiscale unveil of moisture in buildings
Prof John Grunewald
Technische Universität Dresden, Faculty of Architecture
Application of hygrothermal simulation in building renovation and regenerative heat supply
Prof Hartwig Kunzel
Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics (IBP)
How moisture control standards should be updated to improve moisture tolerance and practical applicability
Dr Peter Rickaby
UCL Institute of Environmental Design and Engineering (IEDE) & UKCMB
The Long Road to Quality-Assured, Moisture Safe Retrofit in the UK
Prof Menghao Qin
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Department of Civil Engineering – Novel functional materials for energy-efficient indoor moisture control
Prof. Qin has performed research into building physics and building energy system since the late1990s. His work has included heat, air and moisture transport in buildings; smart building materials; indoor environmental quality; energy-efficient building system design, etc. He has developed advanced experimental methods, new smart materials, computer simulation models and environmental control technologies. He has published 3 books and over 150 research papers, and has managed several large-scale research projects with international partners, e.g. EU H2020, IEA, NSFC, etc., He has been invited to deliver many lectures internationally.
Prof Monika Woloszyn
Université Savoie Mont Blanc (USMB), Laboratoire LOCIE, Solar Academy
Effects of moisture on building energy performance: The difficult assessment