The feasibility study identifies four thematic areas, or fields of gravity, in which the existing members of Oslo Science City already have world-leading knowledge: Health and life sciences, Climate, energy and environment, Digitalization and computational science, and Democracy and inclusion.
Read more about SustainaBuilt on the research group's website (uni.oslomet.no). Our areas of interest include: Decarbonising the built environment, including existing buildings. In order to achieve the global goal of zero Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, the energy use for servicing buildings with heating, cooling, lightning, ventilation etc., must be reduced, and low-exergy solutions must be ...
As we can see from the illustration, Oslo Building Energy Lab Research Study has many fascinating aspects to explore.
The plan identifies four thematic areas to position Oslo Science City as a leading center for innovation, knowledge-based value creation and sustainable solutions based on existing and future activities: Health and Life Sciences, incl. Norways largest Life Sciences building for research and teaching to be completed by 2026 and an expansion ...
This particular example perfectly highlights why Oslo Building Energy Lab Research Study is so captivating.
... study identifies four thematic areas, or fields of gravity, in which the existing members of Oslo Science City already have world-leading knowledge: ...
Norway s largest Life Sciences building for research and teaching to be completed by 2026 and an expansion of Oslo Cancer Cluster.
Norway s largest Life Sciences building for research and teaching to be completed by 2026 and an expansion of Oslo Cancer Cluster.
The OsloMet team that is participating in the StaticusCare EEA project, has a strong background in building physics, energy performance assessment ...
