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Observational evidence of the seasonal and demographic variation in experienced temperature from 77,743 UK Biobank participants

25 April, 2019

Publications Buildings & Energy

Gesche Huebner

26 November, 2018

Possible future impacts of elevated levels of atmospheric CO2 on human cognitive performance and on the design and operation of ventilation systems in buildings

20 July, 2018

Publications Buildings & Energy

Comparison of indoor temperatures of homes with recommended temperatures and effects of disability and age: an observational, cross-sectional study

14 May, 2018

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