Aleksandar Jankovic

Aleksandar Jankovic is a Research Fellow at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), employed in the Department of Architecture and Technology within the Faculty of Architecture and Design. He holds a PhD from NTNU, awarded in 2022 for his thesis on thermal and fluid-dynamic analysis of double skin facades. His academic background includes a Master's in Physics (Meteorology) from the University of Novi Sad (2010) and teaching roles at the University of Banja Luka (2010–2018).

His research focuses on building physics, energy efficiency, and climate change impacts. Key projects include Horizon2020 initiatives like iclimabuilt (climate-adaptive building envelopes) and syn.ikia (Plus Energy Neighbourhoods), alongside Erasmus+ programs like klabs (sustainable environments). He has authored over 30 publications, emphasizing experimental methodologies like Design of Experiments (DOE) for complex systems and tracer gas techniques for airflow analysis.

Recent work explores optimization strategies for building envelopes, low-cost monitoring systems, and indoor air quality in public facilities. His contributions span theoretical models (e.g., heat transfer dynamics in double skin facades) to applied solutions (e.g., kindergarten energy performance indicators).

Professional activities include leadership in lab-based testbed development for thermal-fluid dynamic analysis and collaboration with global institutions on climate-resilient building systems.