Mohammad Mortezazadeh

Mohammad Mortezazadeh is a computational scientist, software developer and advisor for urban microclimate simulation and high-performance calculating at. His focus is on the development of fast computational tools for urban environment, pedestrian comfort, and the impact of climate change on the cities and human health at city scale. Mohammad holds a Doctoral degree of Building and Environmental engineering from Concordia University. Mohammad is leading different research groups at different institutions, including Concordia University and Lawrence National Berkeley Lab at USA. He has authored and coauthored several journal papers, and peer reviewed scientific articles.