Institutes and Centers
The goal of the Building Energy Center (UD-BEC) is to help improve building performance and energy efficiency while educating energy-efficiency engineers and advancing the science of building energy performance.
A collaboration between the University of Dayton's chemical and material engineering, civil and environmental engineering, chemistry, and the Research Institute's (UDRI) Power and Energy Division that focuses on advancing basic and applied chemical and material sciences to deliver new and improved fire safe solutions by working with academic, government and industrial partners in the U.S. and abroad.
The University of Dayton Industrial Assessment Center (UD-IAC) conducts free energy, waste and production assessments for mid-sized industries and is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.
The Center for Intelligent Infrastructure Systems (IIS) is a multi-disciplinary research center at the University of Dayton to foster research in smart, sustainable, resilient and reliable infrastructure systems.