Dr. sc. ing. Anatolijs Borodinecs has had professor status since 2013 at the Institute of Heat, Gas, and Water Technology of Riga Technical University. His main research areas are building energy efficiency and building physics. His major recently elaborated projects are related to deep nZEB modular retrofitting and energy-efficient solutions for unclassified buildings. He has recently participated in INTERREG and FP7 projects, as well as in HORIZON2020. Anatolijs has experience at the Indoor Environment Center, Department of Architectural Engineering at the Pennsylvania State University under a Fulbright scholarship. Since 2013, he has reviewed articles for ELSEVIER journals and several reputable conferences. Since 2015, he has held REHVA FELLOW status. He is also a member of the Board of Latvian Association of Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning Engineers, and a member of ASHRAE. He is a certified HVAC designer and energy auditor. As an energy auditor, he was in charge of several projects related to solar energy system design and installation. He has 80 SCOPUS publications, a SCOPUS h-index of 10, and a Google Scholar h-index of -13.