The HumanIC network aims to build a new approach to hospital environmental design through the concept of a human-centric indoor climate.

The HumanIC network will bring together leading academic teams from across Europe with hospital and healthcare HVAC industry partners to train early stage engineers and scientists to enable a new approach to the human-centric indoor climate in Healthcare Environments.

Nine countries
Nine countries
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Eighteen partners
Eighteen partners
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Eleven projects
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Training Materials-Teaching Methodology for Phd students
Training Materials-Teaching Methodology for Phd students
As part of the HumaniC project—funded by the European Union—doctoral candidates recently participated in an intensive training program focused on modern teaching methodology in higher...
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HumanIC Workshop RoomVent 2026 Conference in Prague
HumanIC Workshop RoomVent 2026 Conference in Prague
In September 2026, the HumanIC team organised the workshop “Are We Ready for Human-Centric Ventilation in Healthcare Facilities? Bridging Research, Practice, and Implementation” as part...
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HumanIC Doctoral Candidates at the European Researchers’ Night – 25.09.2026
HumanIC Doctoral Candidates at the European Researchers’ Night – 25.09.2026
Doctoral Candidates from the HumanIC project recently participated in the European Researchers’ Night on September 25, 2026. Funded by the European Commission, this massive annual...
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Training Materials: Cohort Based Training 4: Technical Ventilation Solutions and Data Presentation, 29.06–03.07.2026, Aalto Univesity.
Training Materials: Cohort Based Training 4: Technical Ventilation Solutions and Data Presentation, 29.06–03.07.2026, Aalto Univesity.
Aalto University recently hosted the fourth HumanIC Cohort-Based Training, a five-day intensive programme uniting Doctoral Candidates, researchers, and industry partners. Centered around technical ventilation solutions,...
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Cohort Based Training 4: Technical Ventilation Solutions and Data Presentation, 29.06–03.07.2026, Espoo
Cohort Based Training 4: Technical Ventilation Solutions and Data Presentation, 29.06–03.07.2026, Espoo
Aalto University hosted the fourth HumanIC Cohort-Based Training, focused on technical ventilation solutions, research data presentation, and professional skills development. Over five intensive days, Doctoral...
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HumanIC Workshop Indoor Air 2026 Conference
HumanIC Workshop Indoor Air 2026 Conference
On 18 June 2026, the HumanIC team organised the workshop “Human-Centric Indoor Climate for Healthcare Facilities” as part of the Indoor Air 2026 conference in...
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HumanIC Online Conference: Human-Centric Indoor Climate for Healthcare Facilities
HumanIC Online Conference: Human-Centric Indoor Climate for Healthcare Facilities
HumanIC consortium invites you to the online conference “Human-Centric Indoor Climate for Healthcare Facilities”. Date: 29 June 2026Time: from 8:30 CETOnline conference: registration link Conference...
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Celebrating 30 Years of MSCA: HumanIC and the Legacy of Excellence
Celebrating 30 Years of MSCA: HumanIC and the Legacy of Excellence
This year marks a significant milestone in the European research landscape: the 30th anniversary of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA). Named after the pioneering Polish-French...
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The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation program under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie (HORIZON-MSCA-2022-DN-01, project no 101119726).