Author: Moshood Fadeyi
Professor Moshood Olawale Fadeyi is an Associate Professor of Building Services Engineering at the Singapore Institute of Technology. Prof. Fadeyi holds four university degrees, including a Ph.D. in Indoor Environment and Energy from the National University of Singapore and Technical University of Denmark. He is an architect, indoor air quality expert, chartered engineer (UK) – building services, chartered construction manager (UK), and specialist adult educator. Prof. Fadeyi is a member of the chartered institution of building services engineers, chartered Institute of building, American society of heating, refrigerating, and air-conditioning engineers, and the international facility management association. Prof. Fadeyi is a professional educator with research interests and teaching focus on creating healthy and energy-efficient indoor environments and process enhancement for a sustainable built environment. His expertise and leadership are highly sought after by companies and government agencies. Prof. Fadeyi is a cartoonist and a former National Taekwondo Champion in Singapore - Black Belt Middle-Heavy Weight category, 2006.
An explanation of human behaviour formation: A reflection on indoor air pollution exposure
Healthy buildings: Building professionals have a role to play in improving public health
Digitalisation gap for effective indoor air quality risk management decision making
The disregard for the location of outdoor air intake compromises ventilation when needed
Pre-existing condition increases vulnerability to health problems caused by the coronavirus
COVID-19: Are airborne particles media for human exposure to coronavirus (SARS-COV-2)?
COVID-19 reinforces the importance of low occupancy density and healthy buildings
Stay-at-home order: Indoor air pollution could increase vulnerability to coronavirus infection
