We are pleased to announce that the HumanIC Advisory Board has been expanded with a new member – Prof. Zeki Yılmazoğlu from Gazi University (Türkiye). Prof. Yılmazoğlu brings extensive professional and academic experience in technical systems for healthcare facilities. He has been responsible for the operation and management of technical …
Join us on March 12th at 10, to discuss “Ventilation in Hospitals: Human-Centric Challenges in Sustainable Healthcare Buildings”. Room: Portalhaus 1 Transparenz 2 Hospitals place exceptional demands on ventilation systems, where safety, indoor air quality, human behaviour and energy efficiency must be balanced simultaneously. At Light + Building 2026, REHVA invites you to a focused …
We would like to inform that, in accordance with the provisions of the Grant Agreement, the composition of the Doctoral Candidate representatives in the Supervisory Board is subject to annual rotation. As of 2026, the representatives have changed. We sincerely thank Tani and Vasco for their valuable contributions, engagement, and …
The HumanIC Public Engagement Strategy is now publicly available. The document outlines how the HumanIC project engages with society, stakeholders and end users to ensure that its research outcomes are accessible, visible and meaningful beyond the scientific community. It defines the key stakeholder groups addressed by the project and describes …
19 January 2026 | 10:00–12:00 CET | Online Discover how research in ventilation, indoor environments, and data-driven healthcare engineering is evolving within the HumanIC Doctoral Network.This open online seminar brings together researchers, industry experts, healthcare stakeholders, and anyone curious about innovative approaches that support safer, more resilient hospital environments. What …
We are pleased to announce that the HumanIC Doctoral Network has reached a significant milestone in its implementation: all eleven Doctoral Candidates (DCs) have been formally admitted to PhD programs at leading universities across Europe. This marks a crucial step in the development of the HumanIC project. The admitted candidates …
We are pleased to announce the establishment of the HumanIC Advisory Board, bringing together a group of internationally recognized experts who will support our Doctoral Candidates in their research and professional development. Their knowledge, experience, and guidance will play a key role in strengthening the scientific impact of the HumanIC …
Project title: Modelling dispersion of microorganisms due to healthcare activities Recruitment call: https://jobs.leeds.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=EPSCV1141 and https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/203403 Call is closed Objectives: This research project aims to establish new data to describe the dispersion of airborne microorganisms from healthcare activities and incorporate it into a computational model to carry out exposure risk assessments. Expected …
Project title: Continuous Monitoring of Airborne Pathogens in health care facilities Recruitment call: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/253581 and https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/203403 Call is closed Objectives: The project aims to develop a web-based system to allow monitoring of indoor air quality conditions in health care units focused on the concentration of airborne pathogens. Expected Results: Acquisition …
Project title: Enabling instantaneous measurements of Aspergillus spores in healthcare air Recruitment call: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/203403 and https://www.iisgm.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/INVESTIGADOR_A-REF.-50_2024-4.pdf Call is closed Objectives: To develop physical models able to identify and quantitate Aspergillus spores concentration in hospital air. To understand and standardize the correlation between airborne particles and Aspergillus concentration in indoor air. To …
