Stefano Schiavon

Stefano Schiavon is a Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests include building energy efficiency, indoor environment quality, HVAC, thermal comfort, indoor air quality, and energy simulation. Schiavon is also affiliated with the Center for the Built Environment and the Center for Environmental Design Research (CEDR) at UC Berkeley. His work focuses on reducing energy consumption in buildings while improving occupant health, well-being, and productivity. He has experience in laboratory measurements, post-occupancy evaluation, and building performance simulation.

Stefano Schiavon is a Professor of Architecture and Civil & Environmental Engineering at UC Berkeley, specializing in sustainable design and thermal comfort. His research focuses on improving indoor environmental quality through occupant-centric approaches, leveraging machine learning and data-driven models to enhance thermal comfort and energy efficiency. Schiavon's work explores the interplay between building design, occupant behavior, and environmental conditions, with a particular emphasis on sustainable architecture and energy-saving strategies. His publications address topics such as personal comfort models, the impact of natural light on thermal comfort, and the development of tools for thermal comfort analysis. His research contributes to the advancement of sustainable building practices and occupant well-being.