Human Health in the Built Environment
Ensuring human health, safety, and accessibility are protected and enhanced in the built environment.
Research at the InnoRenew CoE is interdisciplinary by design and necessity. We believe the most impactful solutions we can provide through our research work must include positive impacts that intersect across different societal groups, environmental concerns, human health, and industrial efficiency. The InnoRenew CoE has 5 research groups, supported by a data science team and a technology transfer group. We publish open data and publications in our Zenodo community.
Ensuring human health, safety, and accessibility are protected and enhanced in the built environment.
Enhancing properties, extending life, and creating new functionality through advanced processing.
Creating new RM-based and hybrid materials that extend product life, enhance functionality, and create better products for buildings and consumers.
Using timber and other renewable materials, in combination with other materials, to create safe, environmentally, and socially responsible buildings that meet the needs of all users.
Enhancing buildings, industries, safety, and wellbeing through the use of digital technologies including BIM, optimisation, modelling, sensors, as well as data collection, management, and analysis.
Gaining insight and intelligence from data, and ensuring safe, secure, and appropriate analytics of experiments.
Ensuring our best work reaches a wide and diverse audience in schools, the scientific community, industry, and the public.
PROJECT COORDINATOR: Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana
PROJECT COORDINATOR: Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
PROJECT LEADER: Stritih, svetovanje za trajnostni razvoj, d.o.o.
PROJECT COORDINATOR: UP FAMNIT
Led by Scuola superiore di studi universitari e di perfezionamento Sant'Anna
Led by Institut za razvoj i međunarodne odnose
Led by Teknologian tutkimuskeskus VTT Oy