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Atlanta, GA | Posted: July 2, 2020
Summary Sentence:
The Georgia Tech School of Architecture is excited to announce Augenbroe’s status as Professor Emeritus.
Full Summary:
For over 43 years, Godfried Augenbroe has been a leader of research and education in the field of building science. In late 2019, Augenbroe retired from the Georgia Tech School of Architecture, and this summer, the School is excited to announce Augenbroe’s status as Professor Emeritus.
Godfried AugenbroeFor over 43 years, Godfried Augenbroe has been a leader of research and education in the field of building science. In late 2019, Augenbroe retired from the Georgia Tech School of Architecture, and this summer, the School is excited to announce Augenbroe’s status as Professor Emeritus.
Augenbroe served as the director of the High Performance Building Lab and as an advisor of Ph.D. candidates in the high performance building specialization and Master of Science in Architecture students with a concentration in high performance building. In his career, Augenbroe has advised over 40 Ph.D. students from both the U.S.A. and Europe. And in 2008, Augenbroe received the lifetime achievement award for work in building simulation from the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA).
Augenbroe has served on the scientific board of five international journals and published three books and over 200 refereed papers. Augenbroe is widely known in his field for his research in the areas of building performance, computational building simulation, indoor air quality, intelligent building systems, uncertainty and risk, system monitoring, and diagnostics.
