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 to the …
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. …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Doctoral Candidates from the HumanIC project will be participating in the European Researchers’ Night. This is a large-scale public event that takes place annually on the last Friday of September (26.09.2025). Funded by the European Commission, it’s designed to bring research and researchers closer to the public and to showcase …
Professor Patricia Muñoz, MD PhD, champions individualized support for doctoral students, emphasizing personalized mentorship as key to academic success. Her approach focuses on developing student competencies, promoting self-assessment, and boosting diversity within doctoral programs. To find out more, please click the link below.
