Juan Gamero Salinas

Juan Gamero Salinas is a Collaborating Researcher at the Instituto de Ciencia de los Datos e Inteligencia Artificial (DATAI) of Universidad de Navarra. He is affiliated with the research groups StatData (Statistical Design and Data Analysis) and SAVIA (Sustainable Architecture, Environmental Sustainability, Industrialized Housing). His primary focus lies in environmental engineering and climate-adaptive building design.

• Education: PhD in 2021 with thesis on tropical overheating risk mitigation via semi-outdoor spaces.
• Academic Contributions: >300 hours of teaching in Master’s and undergraduate programs.

Research Themes:
His work bridges building design, thermal comfort, and data-driven climate adaptation. Key areas include:

• Passive cooling strategies in high-density tropical settings
• Impact of building form on overheating and daylight optimization
• Statistical modeling for environmental performance

Publications & Projects:
Juan’s publications (2020-2025) span journals like Energy & Buildings and Building & Environment, focusing on semi-outdoor spaces, thermal resilience, and few-shot AI applications. He served as Principal Investigator in the Trees4HeatResilience project.

Labs & Groups:
Active member of StatData (statistical modeling) and SAVIA (sustainable architecture) research teams.