Journal of Architectural Engineering Technology
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Mark Alston

University of Salford Manchester, Salford, United Kingdom ,Assistant Professor University of Nottingham

Biography

Dr.Mark Alston as Assistant Professor University of Nottingham, Faculty of Engineering, May 2018,Programme director + module leadership + lecturer-University of Salford Manchester, 2010-2018,Phd - part-time (2018), synthetic polymer composite as a microfluidic based platform,Nottingham University, Institute of Engineering, 2008-2010, American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) media interview, Polymer Composite can Regulate Its Own Temperature, February 1st, 2019,American Physical Society (APS), Physics Buss, Interview for media; These Fluid-Filled Tiles could keep the Buildings of the Future Cool, Nov 15th, 2018 ,Design News, Material & Assembly Aerospace Materials, media interview ; Bio-Inspired Materials Keeps Cool at High Temperature, December 5th , 2018.

Publications

Energy Adaptive Glass Matter

The critical aims of glass envelope design and development must be to enable measures upon glass buildings to prevent uncontrolled heating of the building surfaces, increase emissivity and the impacts of this heat conduction into the building interior spaces. Current glass envelopes depend upon hybrid facades, double skin glass facades; solar shadi... Read More»

Mark Alston

Research Article: J Archit Eng Tech 2014, 3:115

DOI: 10.4172/2168-9717.1000115

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