About Prof. Thierry Nouidui

EDUCATION QUALIFICATIOS

Prof. Thierry S. Nouidui is a respected academic, Originally from Douala, Cameroon, he studied in Germany, earning an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Kiel, followed by a Ph.D. in building performance simulation.

EXPERTISE

Expert in building energy modeling, simulation, and control systems. Prof. Nouidui has held several important roles at well-known institutions. He worked as a scientist at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany and as a Principal Scientific Engineering Associate at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California. Later, he became the Head of the Computer Engineering and IT Department and the Dean of the School of Technology, Engineering, and Business Studies (STEBS) at the United African University of Tanzania (UAUT). Currently, he serves as Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UAUT, where he leads academic programs, supports research, and guides the university’s long-term goals. Prof. Nouidui has been a leader in improving building performance simulation. His research has helped develop new tools for designing and managing energy-efficient buildings and cities, making a big impact on sustainable urban development and reducing energy use around the world.

PUBLICATION

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Prof. Nouidui has been a leader in improving building performance simulation. His research has helped develop new tools for designing and managing energy-efficient buildings and cities, making a big impact on sustainable urban development and reducing energy use around the world.

He is also an active member of the global professional community. Prof. Nouidui shares his knowledge on platforms like Unmet Hours, a well-known forum for building energy modelers, and works with international research groups to tackle important challenges in energy efficiency and sustainability.

By combining academic research with real-world solutions, Prof. Nouidui continues to push forward innovations in energy-efficient building technologies. His work plays a crucial role in the global shift toward more sustainable, energy-conscious buildings. Through his ongoing contributions, Prof. Nouidui is helping shape the future of sustainable architecture and energy systems.