Tanja Scheffler - NTNU

About

Tanja Scheffler holds a master’s degree in Energy Efficiency Design from TH Augsburg in 2018. She worked as a consultant for sustainable planning and building physics in both Augsburg and Munich (2018-2021). Her current position as a Ph.D. candidate at NTNU is associated with the FME ZEN Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities, and her research focuses on the relationship between urban planning and household emissions from travel and energy consumption.

Research

Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods in Smart Cities

At the Research Centre on Zero Emission Neighbourhoods (ZEN) in Smart Cities, we create solutions for the zero emission buildings and neighbourhoods of the future. This is our contribution to a low carbon society.

Publications

2024

Scheffler, Tanja; Heinen, Eva. (2024) Impact of Settlement Size and Regional Density on the Frequency of Different Holiday Types. Transportation Research Record
Academic article

Journal publications

Scheffler, Tanja; Heinen, Eva. (2024) Impact of Settlement Size and Regional Density on the Frequency of Different Holiday Types. Transportation Research Record
Academic article

Teaching

Part of the teaching team in:

AAR4532 - Climate and Built Form Design Project, 2022

AAR4616 - Integrated Energy Design Project, 2022, 2023

AAR4335 - Fundamentals of Building Physics, 2024