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Aikaterini Chatzivasileiadi MSc Teaching Associate/Tutor Current Post & Contract Post School Education 2009 2011 2016 MSc teaching associate/tutor, part-time M.Arch (Diploma) Architecture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece MSc Environmental Design of Buildings, Welsh School of Architecture (WSA), Cardiff University PhD in Architectural Science, Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University Career 2015 – present 2014-2015 2014 - 2014 2013-2014 2010-2011 2009 - 2010 MSc teaching associate/tutor, WSA, Cardiff University Research Assistant, Solcer project, WSA, Cardiff University Visiting Researcher, PennState University MSc lecture recordings assistant, WSA, Cardiff University Freelance Architect Assistant Architect, A.N. Tombazis and Associates Architects Teaching (Departmental) MSc Sustainable Mega-Buildings Low Carbon Architecture Summer Programme MSc Environmental Design of Buildings (core modules and tutorials/crits in specialist) MSc Theory and Practice of Sustainable Design (core) Administration • Member of the WSA School Research committee External IET Technical Committee Member Reviewer for Scientific Journals Co-editor, Archi-DOCT journal vol.6 Publications Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2016. Design considerations for the integration of battery storage systems in UK communities. Proceedings of “Smart Energy Regions International Conference”. Cardiff, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2015. How can batteries ‘fuel’ the built environment? ArchiDOCT 3 (1), pp. 31-45. Chatzivasileiadi, A., Delgoshaei, P., Riley, D. Application of a demand response use case in a net zero-energy home aiming at increased energy efficiency and economic savings. Submitted in the ASCE Journal of Architectural Engineering. Chatzivasileiadi, A., Ampatzi, E. and Knight, I. 2013. Electrical energy storage technologies and their applications in buildings. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 25, pp. 814830. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2013. Electricity storage technologies in the built environment. Poster presentation at the BRE Young Researchers Seminar. Watford, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2013. Integration of electrical energy storage systems in the built environment. Proceedings of “Buildings, towns, cities and people: A Forum for interdisciplinary connections in postgraduate research”. Cardiff, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2012. Electrical energy storage technologies and the built environment. Proceedings of the “7th International Renewable Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition”. Berlin, Germany. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2012. Towards a zero carbon energy system strategy for remote communities. Poster presentation at the BRE PhD Open Days Conference. Watford, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2012. What role for renewable energy systems in domestic energy use? Meeting the demands of the Mediterranean islands. Proceedings of the “Postgraduate Symposium on Energy Consumption, Technology and Efficiency”. Birmingham, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2012. Optimization of a sustainable electricity supply system for the Mediterranean islands. Proceedings of the WSA PGR Student Conference. Cardiff, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2011. Distributed or centralised renewable energy systems? Meeting the demands of the Mediterranean islands. Proceedings of the “People and Buildings” Conference. London, UK. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2009. Nursery school in Panorama, Thessaloniki, with bioclimatic techniques and integration of renewable energies in combination with environmental education. Energy Point 26, pp. 78-81. Chatzivasileiadi, A. 2010. Low-Carbon design of school buildings integrating renewable energy technologies in combination with environmental education. Proceedings of Technical Chamber of Greece Conference on “Energy: Current picture, Planning, Prospects”. Athens, Greece. Research Funding British Council British Council EPSRC Renewable Energy Technology: Future, Opportunity, and Challenges for the UK and Turkey Energy security: Sustainable management of natural resources Building-Integrated Energy Storage in Residential Buildings 2016 £ 1,500 2016 £ 2,000 Result pending £ 0.7M General Statement of Research My research interests include energy use and electrical energy storage in the built environment coupled with renewable energy technologies. I have a particular interest in the choice and architectural implications of battery storage technologies in residential buildings.