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Celebrate Princeton Invention – November 11, 2017

November 9, 2017 mbozlar

Our group will attend the Celebrate Princeton Invention meeting this year and present our latest research on advanced sensors to measure Radiant Temperature for improved human comfort.

 

More info:
https://invention.princeton.edu/news/forrest-meggers-radiant-temperature-sensor-improved-human-comfort

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Recent News & Development

  • Membrane-assisted radiant cooling for expanding thermal comfort zones globally without air conditioning! Read about it here in our new publication on pnas!
  • 3d visualizations for facilitating multi-disciplinary research! Read about it here!
  • Limitations of black globe thermometer in an environment with high air to radiant temperature separation! Read about it in our new article on Scientific Reports
  • More ways to achieve thermal comfort! Read about it in our new article on Energy and Buildings
  • What is Mean Radiant Temperature? Read about it in our New article on renewable and sustainable energy review
  • Forrest wins Friend of Facilities Award
  • Forrest giving WeLL seminar at Berkeley CBE – Rethinking Radiant
  • New article on non-condensing radiant panel experiments in Architectural Science Review
  • ColdTube is cold!
  • Do black globes work? New replication paper published in Energy and Buildings!

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