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Jenny Zhou completed her PhD research at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and subsequently undertook postdoctoral research at the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, University of Melbourne. Her research focuses on the interaction between buildings and their occupants, and she is at the forefront of promoting occupant-centric, resource-responsive built environments since joining Monash University in 2019. Her work integrates laboratory experiments, field monitoring, data analysis, and numerical modeling to address real-life challenges in areas such as building performance, energy modeling, and sustainable urban infrastructure. As a Senior Lecturer, she is involved in various interdisciplinary research projects and is committed to working with industry and government collaborators to translate research findings into practice. Additionally, she supervises PhD students interested in built environment sustainability and indoor environmental quality, emphasizing the importance of translating research into actionable insights. Jenny has published extensively on topics like Health Risk Assessment, Indoor Environmental Quality, and Life Cycle Analysis, contributing to the broader discourse on sustainable development within the realm of building design and management.
Monash University • Clayton, Australia
Involved in teaching and research on built environments, focusing on sustainability and occupant interactions.
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