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        Luís Matias
        Luís Matias
        Luís Matias
        Luís Matias
        Curriculum Vitae
        Luís Matias

        Curriculum Vitae

        Luís Matias

        Head of Unit

        lmatias@lnec.pt

        218 443 832

        PERSONAL DATA

        Luís Matias


        ORCID

        CIÊNCIAVITAE

        WEB OF SCIENCE

        SCOPUS 


        PROFESSIONAL SITUATION

        Assistant Researcher

        Head of Unit

         

        ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC DEGREES 

        • PhD in Civil Engineering, at IST (2010)
        • Master in Physics Engineering – Building environments, at FCUL (2001)
        • Degree in Technological Physics, from FCUL (1993)


        FUNCTIONS AND RELEVANT PUBLIC OFFICES 

        • Head of Unit (2025 – present)
        • Coordinator of the Thermal Insulation Laboratory (2021 – present)
        • Secretary of the Scientific Council of the Department of Buildings DED/DED (2011 - 2014)
        • Senior Researcher at the Buildings Department (DED) of LNEC (2024 – present)
        • Assistant Researcher at the Buildings Department (DED) of LNEC (2010 - 2024)
        • DED Research Assistant (2001 - 2010)
        • DED Research Intern (1998 - 2001)
        • DED Research Fellow (1993 - 1998)
        • DED Research student (1991 - 1993)

         

        MAIN AREAS OF RESEARCH/INTEREST

        • Buildings thermal quality
        • Energy efficiency in buildings 
        • Thermal rehabilitation of buildings
        • Environmental sustainability
        • Thermal comfort in buildings’ indoor environments
        • Pathologies in buildings
        • Infrared thermography in buildings


        DEVELOPED ACTIVITY 

        The main scientific research activities of the Researcher Assistant have been developed in the following areas: Building's Thermal Quality, with the assessment and characterization of thermal insulation materials and solutions, and studies of pathologies associated to inadequate performance of this type of materials; Energy Efficiency and Thermal Comfort in buildings, with the carrying out of several research studies aimed at achieving greater environmental sustainability in Portuguese buildings (PhD), a decrease of energy consumption (and consequent CO2 emissions) and an easier adaptation to climate change.