Fatma Deghim

Fatma Deghim is a Research Fellow at the Technical University of Munich, affiliated with the Chair of Energy Efficient and Sustainable Design and Building. Her work focuses on urban microclimate, building energy simulation, and data-driven methods for sustainability.

• Education: Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering (2019–2022) and Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering (2015–2019), both from TUM.

Research Interests include:

• Urban microclimate and indoor-outdoor interactions
• Building energy simulation and comfort analysis
• Integration of green infrastructure in climate-resilient design
• Data-driven methods for environmental monitoring

Publications highlight her expertise in applying machine learning to occupancy modeling, thermal comfort prediction, and multi-objective optimization frameworks for sustainable building design. Her work emphasizes uncertainty analysis, resource efficiency, and computational methods.

Teaching contributions include assisting in courses on sustainable architecture, building energy principles, and urban water systems at TUM.