Testing page for eSim 2026
The mission of the CZEBS is to reduce the environmental impact of buildings while enhancing their safety and comfort by advancing knowledge through research and the building engineering discipline in Canada, by enriching the learning and research experience of students, and by assisting industry in implementing research results and innovations.
Université de Sherbrooke will hold eSim 2026 at the Longueuil Campus of the Université de Sherbrooke, just minutes from downtown Montreal, from June 17–19, 2026. This year’s conference highlights the essential role of BPS in tackling climate change, enhancing occupant health and comfort, and accelerating the transition toward low-carbon buildings and resilient communities.
Submission Deadline: October 1st, 2025 Download the PDF file for eSim2026 organizers,scope, topics and important dates.
Concordia-Vietnam Seed Grant visits
Following the visit by Dr. Hua Ge and Dr. Liangzhu (Leon) Wang to HUST and HCMUT in Vietnam, a delegation of researchers the two Vietnam universities came to CZEBS and Concordia University to further establish links with researchers and explore areas of mutual interest.
Best Presentation Award to Dingyang Geng with Dr. Leon Wang's team for the publication
Qin S., Zhan D., Marey A., Geng D., Potsis T., Wang L. (2025). "Data-efficient rapid prediction of urban airflow and temperature fields for complex building geometries." The research, presented by Dingyang Geng, received the Best Presentation Award at BAS2025. The presented method introduced a fast and accurate framework for predicting urban wind and temperature fields based solely on building geometry to effectively capture complex airflow patterns using minimal CFD input, and thus achieved high accuracy and a 500-fold speedup compared to traditional simulations.