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Evangelos Belias

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Evangelos BELIAS holds an EPFLinnovators fellowship and joined HOBEL as a doctoral assistant on November 1st, 2019. Before, he studied Civil Engineering at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and at Ecole Spéciale de Travaux Publics ESTP in Paris as an Erasmus student. During his studies, he focused on buildings' energy performance with a special interest in Phase Change Materials and the improvement of the thermal comfort in buildings.Besides his studies, he worked for two years as a Civil Engineer in the industry. Firstly, he served as Civil-Military Engineer in the Greek Army as part of his military service, where he produced many technical-economic studies and supervised various construction projects. Afterward, he moved to Paris, where he worked at SNCF on the HS2 project and at EDVANCE on the EPR2 construction project.In HOBEL, his main focus is the natural ventilation of buildings and the integration of IoT technologies in the HVAC control systems in order to improve the Indoor Environmental Quality in an energy-efficient way.Alongside his studies, he has always been an active part of school councils and students' unions. The main demands are the improvement of the education system and more funds for research.

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Influence of outdoor air pollution on European residential ventilative cooling potential

Dusan Licina, Evangelos Belias

Residential ventilative cooling via natural ventilation is influenced by outdoor air pollution. However, relative to climate, outdoor air pollution is not comprehensively considered in determining the ventilative cooling potential of buildings. To assess t ...
ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA2023

Building ventilation and outdoor air pollution: Implications for health, comfort and energy

Evangelos Belias

As humans spend most of their time indoors, indoor air quality (IAQ) significantly impacts their health. In parallel, building ventilation consumes significant energy, contributing to climate change. However, the relationships between the building ventilat ...
EPFL2023

Outdoor PM2.5 air filtration: optimising indoor air quality and energy

Dusan Licina, Evangelos Belias

Human inhalation exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5), including the PM2.5 of outdoor origin, predominantly occurs indoors. To limit outdoor PM2.5 penetration into buildings, ventilation standards often require the filtration of outdoor air with a m ...
2022
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