Anssi Laukkarinen

Anssi Laukkarinen is a University Instructor in Civil Engineering and a Doctoral Researcher in the Doctoral Programme in Built Environment. His work focuses on building physics, climate change impacts on residential infrastructure, and indoor environmental quality. He holds a Master of Science (Technology) in Building Construction and Community Development (2015) and a Bachelor of Science (Technology) in the same field (2012).

His research explores topics such as hygrothermal performance of building components, energy demand forecasting under climate change, and machine learning applications for indoor temperature prediction. Notable contributions include studies on ventilation effects in schools and daycare centers and validation of heat-air-moisture models.

• Education:
  • Master of Science (Technology), Building Construction & Community Development, 2015
  • Bachelor of Science (Technology), Building Construction & Community Development, 2012

Laukkarinen has received the Aarre M. Mattisen Foundation Stipend (2014) and contributed to interdisciplinary projects like the COMBI-project. He engages in media discussions on topics such as climate change impacts on housing and building renovation challenges.