I am an accomplished academic and professional leader with over25 years of experience in mechanical engineering, specializing in energy conservation, air quality, and thermal comfort in buildings. My work focuses on optimizing building energy efficiency, developing sustainable air conditioning systems, and enhancing human well-being through innovative environmental control technologies. I am skilled in using advanced modeling, CFD simulations, and experimental research to drive breakthroughs in sustainable design. I have published over300 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, and I am recognized as one of the top2% scholars globally in the field of mechanical engineering. Throughout my career, I have demonstrated a proven track record in both academia and industry, making significant contributions to advancements in energy efficiency and human comfort. With more than10 years of academic leadership experience, I have supervised and co-supervised numerous undergraduate and graduate students, guiding them toward post-doctoral fellowships abroad or faculty positions at top-tier universities. My mentorship has had a lasting impact on the careers of many of my students, both in academia and industry, helping them achieve their professional goals and contribute meaningfully to their fields.