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Joseph Lstiburek, Ph.D.,
P.Eng., is a principal of Building Science Corporation LLC and an
ASHRAE Fellow. He has twenty-five years of experience in design,
construction, investigation, and building science research.
Through the Department of Energy's Building America program, Dr.
Lstiburek has forged partnerships with designers, builders,
developers, materials suppliers and equipment manufacturers to
build higher performance homes across the U.S. Download Complete Bio |
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John Straube, Ph.D.,
P.Eng., is a principal of Building Science Corporation, Inc.
and a professor of building science in the Civil Engineering
Department and School of Architecture at the University of
Waterloo, Canada. Dr. Straube has acted as an educator,
researcher, consultant and expert witness on energy
efficiency, durability and IAQ. Current interests include
the optimal system design of buildings, sustainable
buildings, and moisture problem avoidance. Download Complete Bio | Visit Website |
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Betsy Pettit, FAIA, is the president of Building
Science Corporation and is a registered architect with over
25 years of professional experience. Prior to joining
Building Science Corporation, she was a project
architect/project manager for several Boston architectural
firms where she was responsible for the design, production
and/or renovation of over 2,000 units of housing, and
several area office and commercial buildings. Ms. Pettit has
contributed to many procedural and technical manuals and
papers published in building journals and elsewhere. Download Complete Bio |
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Armin Rudd, principal engineer at Building Science
Corporation since 1999, Armin Rudd conducts analysis,
design, inspection, research and development of building
mechanical systems and building envelopes. His activities
focus on the overall production homebuilding industry and
commercial building moisture investigations. Researcher
Award in 1997 from the University of Central Florida,
Institute and Centers. He holds nine U.S. patents including
three HVAC control products and six metal-wood framing
members. Download Complete Bio |
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Christopher Schumacher is recognized as an expert in
the field of building monitoring and building systems and
enclosure testing. He has lead the design, installation and
analysis of monitoring systems for 15 building enclosure
test facilities, 6 test building sites, 3 climate chambers
and 2 sustainable building technologies demonstration
projects in over a dozen states and countries as far abroad
as Mongolia and New Zealand. Download Complete Bio |
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Kohta Ueno's responsibilities at Building Science
Corporation include project management, liaison work with
builders and industry clients, HVAC design, energy analysis
of house designs, computer modeling, field testing and
verification, and forensic field investigations. Download Complete Bio |
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Alex Lukachko, LEED® AP, as an architectural
designer, researcher and project manager at Building Science
Corporation, is involved in and responsible for a wide
variety of projects. His Master's of Architecture thesis
examined the context for sustainable design. This
background is put to use in everything from papers on
sustainable design policy and practice; the development of
training materials; and the application of green principles
to BSC design and research projects. Download Complete Bio |
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Peter Baker is responsible for providing design
review of building enclosure drawings and specifications,
and construction site inspections and testing. He is
continuing work in the development of recommended
construction details for residential building enclosures.
Peter is also working on providing systems engineering
analysis for high energy efficiency homes under the Building
America Program. Download Complete Bio |
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Aaron Townsend, PE, performs analysis and design of
building mechanical systems and building envelopes, as well
as research and development in the areas of mechanical
systems; building envelope assemblies; solar-PV and
solar-thermal technologies; and lighting and plug-loads. His
activities have focused on methods and strategies to reduce
residential energy consumption in both production- and
custom-built homes while maintaining high levels of building
durability. Download Complete Bio |
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