Teshome Bekele Dagne
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Wolkite University
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71
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About
Teshome Bekele Dagne is a rising researcher in building energy systems and indoor environmental quality, whose work sits at the critical intersection of thermal comfort, energy conservation, and human performance. His most influential contribution is a multi-objective optimization model for controlling air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation systems, which demonstrates how to balance occupant comfort with energy efficiency—a paper that has already garnered 61 citations since 2022. Building on this foundation, Dagne developed an adaptive indoor temperature control approach that simultaneously improves thermal comfort and task performance, showing that smart building controls can enhance both well-being and productivity. His research is notable for its practical, data-driven frameworks that address real-world challenges in building operations, offering scalable solutions for reducing energy consumption without sacrificing occupant satisfaction. With his work gaining rapid traction in the building science community, Dagne is establishing himself as a key voice in the next generation of sustainable building control research.
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