Dr. Susan Doll

Education:

  • Sc.D., Environmental Health Sciences, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA 2002
  • M.S., Nuclear /Energy Systems Engineering, University of Arizona, AZ, 1987 ● B.S., Medical Technology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 1977 Research Interests:
  • Interaction between building performance, energy use, energy-efficiency measures, and quality of the indoor environment in residential buildings, particularly in low income housing, and the impact of occupant behavior and education.
  • International community-based problem solving using appropriate technology; household energy for cooking and lighting, energy from waste, renewable energy applications for water pasteurization, biogas production, gasification for syngas and biochar production.


Courses Taught:

  • Healthy Buildings
  • Building Science
  • Energy Issues & Technology
  • Project Management
  • Honors Thesis Preparation


Selected Publications:

  • Doll SC, Davison EL, and BR Painting. 2016. Weatherization Impacts and Baseline Indoor Environmental Quality in Low Income Single-Family Homes. Building and Environment, 107: 181-190. October 2016
  • Ramirez-Sanchez, Irwing;
  • Doll, Susan; Bandala, Erick. 2015. Book Chapter: "Drinking Water And Sanitation In Central America: Challenges, Perspectives And Alternative Water Treatment", ACS Symposium Series volume: Water Challenges and Solutions on a Global Scale
  • Doll SC. 2012. Chapter 16 “Ecological Context for Sustainable Energy Solutions”, Integrating Ecology and Poverty Reduction: Ecological Dimensions J.C. Ingram et al. (eds), Springer Science+Business Media, New York, NY.
  • Doll SC. 2011. Indoor Air Quality in Rural Rwanda: Intersection of Engineering, Health and Culture. Proceedings of Indoor Air 2011, June 5-10, 2011, Austin, TX. ● Doll SC. 2002. Determination of Limiting Conditions for Fungal Growth in the Built Environment. Boston: Harvard University, School of Public Health.
  • Doll SC and Eckart P. 1997. Environmental Control and Life Support. Chapter 17 in: Human Spaceflight: Mission Analysis and Design. Larson W and Pranke L, eds. McGraw-Hill Company, Inc. Space Technology Series.
Title: Adjunct
Department: Sustainable Technology and the Built Environment

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