Facundo Bre is a Senior Researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), specializing in building physics, energy-efficient buildings, advanced building materials, building performance simulation, and the generation and integration of climate data for engineering applications. He holds a PhD in Engineering with a specialization in Computational Mechanics, awarded by the National Littoral University, Argentina, in 2018. He actively participates in national and European research initiatives that focus on the thermal characterization of high-performance building façades, energy modeling for urban regeneration, and the development of sustainability labeling for urban and built environments. His current research aims to advance innovative technologies, methods, and computational tools that support the design of energy-efficient, climate-resilient buildings. Dr. Bre has also contributed to several fields of material science, computational methods, and machine learning applications in science and engineering, achieving various milestones, such as scientific articles, funding, patents, software, awards, and datasets. He has received several competitive research grants, including a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship, and he was awarded the Young Researcher Award in 2022 by the Argentine Association of Computational Mechanics (AMCA).
Facundo Bre is a Senior Researcher at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), specializing in building physics, energy-efficient buildings, advanced building materials, building performance simulation, and the generation and integration of climate data for engineering applications. He holds a PhD in Engineering with a specialization in Computational Mechanics, awarded by the National Littoral University, Argentina, in 2018. He actively participates in national and European research initiatives that focus on the thermal characterization of high-performance building façades, energy modeling for urban regeneration, and the development of sustainability labeling for urban and built environments. His current research aims to advance innovative technologies, methods, and computational tools that support the design of energy-efficient, climate-resilient buildings. Dr. Bre has also contributed to several fields of material science, computational methods, and machine learning applications in science and engineering, achieving various milestones, such as scientific articles, funding, patents, software, awards, and datasets. He has received several competitive research grants, including a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship, and he was awarded the Young Researcher Award in 2022 by the Argentine Association of Computational Mechanics (AMCA).