One of the strong features of the city of Nantes and the academic institutions supporting InterPore2026, is their commitment to promoting sustainable development for a better world. The study of the thermal, fluidic and mechanical behaviour of bio- and geo-sourced porous media for the construction of green buildings and urban neighbourhoods is one of the original research projects that has emerged in recent years. In this session, we will cover aspects related to the characterisation and modelling of physico-chemical behaviours, as well as the temporal study of the ageing of these natural media at the scale of test buildings and the analysis of their life cycle.
During the lunch break on Friday, 22 May the Special Session on Green Housing Event will take place. lt consist of a plenary lecture followed by a panel discussion. Lunch will be served. This event is free and open to all participants.
So that we can highlight contributions related to this theme in the program, please let us know if your abstract is related to Green Housing by selecting from the drop-down menu when submitting your abstract.
