Faculty
associated with CERES have engaged in research ranging in scale from community planning to materials technology. The primary emphasis of the CERES research is the interrelation of disciplines in energy-related methods of analysis, performance evaluation, and decision-making.
CERES contracts with public agencies, businesses, and private foundations to develop new avenues of application for extant technologies. CERES is also committed to deriving new knowledge bases by means of physical experiments, computer modeling/simulations, and case studies.
Below are some examples of our research projects:
COPE Sustainable Education Center Energy Simulations
Robert Koester, CERES
MRT, Human Comfort and Passive Solar Buildings
Alfredo Fernández-González, CERES
Test Cell Scale and Passive Solar System Simulation
Alfredo Fernández-González, CERES
CERES Building Diagnostics Program
Robert Koester, CERES
CERES Fellows Program
Robert Koester, CERES
Wayne Trace High School Day Lighting Design Study
Robert Fisher, CERES
Shelby County GIS Development and Implementation
David Schoen, Urban and Regional Planning
Axis Architecture + Interiors
Robert Koester, CERES
Indiana Gas Celebration Home
Robert Koester, CERES
Stella Software Modeling
David Ferguson, Landscape Architecture
Atrium Home Study
Robert Fisher, CERES
"Marketing Ways to Grow," Connecting Producers to Marketplace
David Ferguson, Landscape Architecture
Connecting Biomass Producers & Users: Bioenergy Crops on Marginal Lands in Indiana
Dr. Hugh Brown, Natural Resources and Environmental Management
Dr. James Eflin, Natural Resources and Environmental Management
David Ferguson, Landscape Architecture
Dr. John Vann, Marketing
Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development
David Ferguson, Landscape Architecture