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Three reading paths through publications coauthored by Jelena Srebric. Each connects a scientific question with a small, ordered selection of papers.

3 papers · People & indoor environments

How can indoor systems respond to the person?

Explore personal conditioning, comfort prediction, and occupant-oriented air cleaning through three complementary studies.

1Understand comfort
2Explore personal systems
3Compare predictive models

01
Start with the person
Physiological responses and data-driven thermal comfort models with personal conditioning devices (PCD)
Building and Environment · 2023 Jelena Srebric, coauthor
Why read itExamines how physiological measurements can inform comfort models when a personal device creates uneven local cooling.
Authors & reference
Lingzhe Wang; Daniel A. Dalgo; Nicholas Mattise; Shengwei Zhu; Jelena Srebric.
Building and Environment (2023). DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110290.
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02
Look at a personal system
A wearable micro air cleaner for occupant-oriented indoor environmental controls
Building and Environment · 2023 Jelena Srebric, coauthor
Why read itIntroduces a wearable air-cleaning approach within the wider question of occupant-oriented indoor environmental control.
Authors & reference
Lingzhe Wang; Sebastian A. Romo; Elaine Sanico; Hevander Da Costa; Tong Lin; Nicholas Rabchevsky; Moritz Kern; Shengwei Zhu; Jelena Srebric.
Building and Environment (2023). DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110635.
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03
Follow the modeling question
AI-based personal conditioning with physiological awareness: Fine-tuned small and large language models vs. neural networks
Building and Environment · 2026 Jelena Srebric, coauthor
Why read itCompares fine-tuned language models and neural networks for personal conditioning informed by physiological signals.
Authors & reference
Lingzhe Wang; Gautam Vanama; Jelena Srebric.
Building and Environment (2026). DOI: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2025.114189.
The journal issue is dated 2026; the article appeared online in 2025.
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How can indoor systems respond to the person?

Physiological responses and data-driven thermal comfort models with personal conditioning devices (PCD)

A wearable micro air cleaner for occupant-oriented indoor environmental controls

AI-based personal conditioning with physiological awareness: Fine-tuned small and large language models vs. neural networks

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