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Our New IR camera for C.H.A.O.S. Lab just arrived!

Image February 18, 2015 Hongshan Guo

Recent News & Development

Decade of CHAOS @reunions
Dry Screen project highlighted at DOE Advanced Building Construction summit
New paper showing how bad ac is and how helpful radiant can be for efficiency and fresh air
EVENT: Climate forces across scales
Exploring membrane-assisted radiant cooling for designing comfortable naturally ventilated spaces in the tropics! Read about it here in our new publication on Building Research and Information!
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

Contact:

chaoslab@princeton.edu

Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment,
Office: 215 (Meggers)
Lab: 140
School of Architecture
Office: S03
Lab: Embodied Computation Lab (south of Frick)

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Research team led by Prof Forrest Meggers, faculty jointly appointed in the School of Architecture and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment.

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