Retrofitting: The Energy and Environment of Buildings (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9783119144414)

MARK BOMBERG, Prof. Dr., (Technology Dr., Lund U., Sweden 1974, Dr in Science, Engineering, Warsaw Technical U, Poland, 1965), is a Research Prof. of Building Physics at Mechanical Eng., Clarkson U, Potsdam NY, and a Principal at Innovative Building Systems, Radom, Poland, Life Member of Building Enclosure Technology and Environment (BETEC) Committee of the National Institute of Building Science (NIBS) in Washington, DC. Worked at National Research Council of Canada (1975-2000), was an Editor-in-Chief of J. Building Physics (1984-2018) at Sage Corp. His Background includes Heat, Air and Moisture, Material Sciences and Durability of construction materials. He wrote more than 250 reviewed papers and 7 books, has 96,000 reads on the Research Gate.

YARBROUGH, DAVID W., Prof. Dr., Vice-President, R&D Services, Professor Emeritus, ChE, Tennessee Technological University, 2002, Chairman of Chemical Engineering, TTU. 1987-2002, Professor 1976 - 2002, Research Staff, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (full or part-time) 1978-2010. Awards: Fellow of the Tennessee Academy of Science,1986, Distinguished scientist 1998, Fellow of the International Thermal Conductivity Conference. 1987, Outstanding Faculty Award (TTU) 1990, 1987, International Thermal Conductivity Conference Award, 1995, ASTM C 16 - Awards 1992, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2009, 2015, National Institute of Building Sciences 2012, 2014

SABER, HAMED H., Prof. Dr., Jubail Industrial College, Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, Jubail Industrial City, Saudi Arabia, previously senior Research Officer with National Council of Canada. Hamed graduated with Bachelor's and Master degrees in Mechanical Engineering in 1988 and 1992 in Egipt, and in 2000 received a PhD in Nuclear Engineering (GPA: 4.0/4.0) from the University of New Mexico. He has two decades of experience in developing Heat and Mass Transport and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Models: (i) for Chemical and Nuclear Engineering Department at the University of New Mexico, USA: automated user-friendly software for life testing generators though comparing model predictions and measurements at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory for use of thermoelectric power in planetary exploration, (ii) for National Research Council of Canada's two- and three-dimensional Heat, Air and Mass Transfer through Exterior Enclosures of Buildings.