Dr. Dimitri Bigot is an Associate Professor at the University of Reunion Island and a member of the PIMENT laboratory. His applied research in Building Physics is aimed at the development, characterization, and modeling of passive or active building envelope systems to improve user comfort and optimize energy consumption. In recent years, his work has focused on vegetated walls, the use of bio-based materials for building insulation—including a local phase change material—and addressing moisture-related issues through building envelope enhancement.
Dr. Dimitri Bigot is an Associate Professor at the University of Reunion Island and a member of the PIMENT laboratory. His applied research in Building Physics is aimed at the development, characterization, and modeling of passive or active building envelope systems to improve user comfort and optimize energy consumption. In recent years, his work has focused on vegetated walls, the use of bio-based materials for building insulation—including a local phase change material—and addressing moisture-related issues through building envelope enhancement.