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 education. Led by expert contributors including Prof. Manuel Carlos Gameiro da Silva (University of Coimbra)Wojciech Zaraś (MA, MS) (University of Technology in Warsaw), the training …
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 of the RoomVent 2026 conference in Prague, Czech Republic. Uniting experts across building physics, control engineering, and health from 9 European institutions, the session critically …
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 event brings science to life by connecting researchers directly with the public. Every year on the last Friday of September, universities, museums, and research centers …
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, research data presentation, and professional development, the event featured scientific lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and collaborative knowledge exchange. Highlights included exploring modelling simulation and experimental methods, …
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 scientist who discovered radioactivity and remains the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields, the MSCA has become a global benchmark …
On March 12th, 2026, at Light + Building 2026, the HumanIC project and REHVA hosted a compelling seminar: “Ventilation in Hospitals: Human-Centric Challenges in Sustainable Healthcare Buildings.” The event provided a global stage for our Doctoral Candidates, Rahmat Rizal, Muhammad Tayyab Waheed, and Vasco Vasconcelos, to present their latest research …
Hosted by the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, the third Cohort-Based Training (CBT3) focused on the specialized field of modeling hospital indoor environments. Over five intensive days, Doctoral Candidates (DCs) engaged in a curriculum that balanced theoretical depth with practical application. The program opened with project progress updates and stakeholder …
On Monday, January 19, the HumaniC project consortium hosted a successful online HumanIC Research Forum, showcasing the latest advancements in the field. The session opened with a series of high-impact, five-minute presentations from our Doctoral Candidates, who provided a clear and compelling overview of their scientific findings and the project’s …
KTH Royal Institute of Technology hosted the third Cohort-Based Training session, centered on modeling hospital indoor environments. Over the course of five days, Doctoral Candidates engaged with a comprehensive and practical curriculum. Day 1 kicked off with a project progress and sharing meeting, featuring DC poster presentations for invited stakeholders. …
Our doctoral candidates, Dorsa Rabizadeh, Vasco Vasconcelos, Kunal Bairwa, and Rahmat Rizal, along with Professor Anna Bogdan and Marcin Michalski attended European Researchers’ Night at the Gdańsk Medical University, Poland. They primary focus was on the critical role of hospital operating room ventilation because it is key to ensuring patient …
