Jun Shinoda

Jun Shinoda is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), specializing in indoor environment research. His work focuses on thermal comfort, environmental control systems, and energy-efficient building technologies.

His research interests lie at the intersection of building engineering and human thermal physiology. Key areas include:

• Thermal comfort and occupant-centric environmental control
• Radiant cooling systems and phase change materials (PCM)
• Thermal manikin modeling and human thermoregulation
• Personalized environmental control systems (PECS)
• Building energy storage and sustainable design

His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on innovative building technologies, human thermal response modeling, and systematic evaluation methods for indoor environmental quality. The research combines experimental work with thermal manikins, computational modeling, and comprehensive reviews of emerging technologies.

He has been recognized with the REHVA Young Scientist Award in 2024, highlighting his contributions to the HVAC field.

Jun Shinoda serves as a supervisor for PhD research, including the project "A resilience approach to personalized occupant comfort in the built environment" (2024–2027). While specific grant details are not provided, his active research projects and publications suggest ongoing funding support. He collaborates extensively with researchers at DTU and internationally.

His research group focuses on advancing indoor environmental quality through innovative technologies and occupant-centered design approaches, contributing to sustainable building practices and improved human well-being in built environments.