Professor Ruchi Choudhary

Professor Ruchi Choudhary is a Professor of Architectural Engineering in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge. Her research focuses on structures, building simulation, sustainability, uncertainty analysis, and synergistic energy systems in cities. She leads the Energy Efficient Cities initiative at Cambridge, collaborating with colleagues in transport technologies and urban planning. Her work explores urban-scale energy simulation of built environments, with an emphasis on uncertainty analysis and building retrofits. She has developed tools for multi-period energy retrofits under economic uncertainties, stochastic urban-scale energy models, and spatial energy network optimization. She teaches courses in architectural engineering, building physics, and advanced building physics.

Ruchi Choudhary is a Professor in the Engineering Department at the University of Cambridge, specializing in building simulation, uncertainty quantification, urban energy analysis, and building physics. Her research focuses on improving the accuracy and reliability of building energy models through advanced statistical and computational methods. She explores the integration of uncertainty quantification in retrofit analysis, energy optimization, and decision-making under technical and economic uncertainty. Her work also addresses indoor air quality, energy management, and the application of machine learning in urban building energy analysis. Choudhary's research contributes to sustainable building design, energy efficiency, and the development of digital twins for urban infrastructure.