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3.84 / 5

high level of Deaf Space provision reported by DHH employees in Malaysia

DHH employees in Malaysia reported a high mean level of Deaf Space provision at their workplaces (M = 3.84 out of 5)

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

3.89 / 5

high level of inclusive leadership experienced by DHH employees in Malaysia

DHH employees in Malaysia reported a high mean level of inclusive leadership (M = 3.89 out of 5)

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

82.5%

variance in workplace inclusivity explained jointly by inclusive leadership and Deaf Space

Inclusive leadership and Deaf Space together explained 82.5% of the variance in workplace inclusivity among DHH employees in Malaysia

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

r = 0.775

strong positive link between Deaf Space design and workplace inclusivity for DHH employees

Deaf Space features were strongly and positively correlated with workplace inclusivity among DHH employees in Malaysia (r = 0.775)

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

r = 0.894

strong positive link between inclusive leadership and workplace inclusivity for DHH employees

Inclusive leadership was strongly and positively correlated with workplace inclusivity among DHH employees in Malaysia (r = 0.894)

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

61%

share of DHH employees reporting high workplace inclusivity

61% of DHH employees in Malaysia experienced a high level of workplace inclusivity

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

3.79 / 5

high level of workplace inclusivity reported by DHH employees in Malaysia

DHH employees in Malaysia reported a high mean level of workplace inclusivity (M = 3.787 out of 5)

Nor Wahiza binti Abdul Wahat et al., 2026, AHFE International

acoustic satisfaction and thermal comfort move together in faculty offices

Acoustic satisfaction and thermal comfort showed a significant positive association (ρ > 0.60) in single-occupant faculty offices

Masoumeh Mazandarani et al., 2026, Indoor Air: International Journal of Indoor Environment and Health

74.6% RH

highest mean relative humidity in corridor-facing offices, exceeding ASHRAE 55-2020 thresholds

Corridor-oriented faculty offices reached a mean relative humidity of 74.6% RH, exceeding ASHRAE 55-2020 comfort thresholds

Masoumeh Mazandarani et al., 2026, Indoor Air: International Journal of Indoor Environment and Health

29°C

warmest mean temperature in corridor-facing offices, exceeding ASHRAE 55-2020 thresholds

Corridor-oriented faculty offices reached a mean temperature of 29°C, exceeding ASHRAE 55-2020 comfort thresholds

Masoumeh Mazandarani et al., 2026, Indoor Air: International Journal of Indoor Environment and Health

natural features modestly reduced perceived enclosure in courtyards

Natural features produced modest, context-dependent reductions in perceived enclosure in urban courtyards (η² = 0.08–0.15)

Nazmiye Gulenay Yilmaz et al., 2026, Applied Acoustics

trees with birdsong substantially boosted pleasantness in courtyards

Natural features, particularly trees with birdsong, significantly enhanced pleasantness in urban courtyards (η² = 0.18–0.48)

Nazmiye Gulenay Yilmaz et al., 2026, Applied Acoustics

height-to-width ratio modestly affects pleasantness in large courtyards under audio-only conditions

In large courtyards, height-to-width ratio had a modest but significant effect on pleasantness under audio-only conditions (η² = 0.14)

Nazmiye Gulenay Yilmaz et al., 2026, Applied Acoustics

-8.99 s

faster recall task response times near the entrance zone

An entrance-adjacent home workspace reduced recall task response times by 8.99 seconds compared with a deeper private-zone workspace

Sam Moshaver et al., 2026, Open House International

-2.88 s

faster reading response times near the entrance zone

An entrance-adjacent home workspace reduced reading task response times by 2.88 seconds compared with a deeper private-zone workspace

Sam Moshaver et al., 2026, Open House International

+16.66 pts

better word recall accuracy near the entrance zone

An entrance-adjacent home workspace improved word recall accuracy by 16.66 percentage points compared with a deeper private-zone workspace

Sam Moshaver et al., 2026, Open House International

38.1°C

stable core temperature in older adults during the Plateau Phase (hours 4-8) of heat exposure

Core temperature stabilised at 38.1°C in older adults during the Plateau Phase (4-8 h) of prolonged heat exposure

Andres E Carrillo et al., 2026, American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology

+0.9°C

core temperature rise in older adults during the first 4 hours of heat exposure

Core temperature in older adults rose from 37.1°C to 38.0°C during the Ramp-Up Phase of prolonged heat exposure

Andres E Carrillo et al., 2026, American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology

-35%

less weekday sitting time after using a sit-stand desk

Office workers using sit-stand desks reduced weekday sitting time from 8.00 to 5.22 hours per day over six months

Oliveira J et al., 2026, Journal of occupational and environmental medicine

+18%

unfavourable home environment raises GI disease odds in cross-sectional analysis

Middle-aged and older adults in the unfavourable living environment group had 18% higher odds of GI diseases than those in the favourable group in cross-sectional analysis

Endian Liu et al., 2026, BMC Public Health

worse living environment linked to higher GI disease incidence over time

Each one-point rise in living environment quality score was associated with a 6% higher hazard of GI diseases in longitudinal analysis among middle-aged and older adults

Endian Liu et al., 2026, BMC Public Health

worse living environment linked to higher GI disease risk in cross-sectional analysis

Each one-point rise in living environment quality score was associated with 5% higher odds of GI diseases in cross-sectional analysis among middle-aged and older adults

Endian Liu et al., 2026, BMC Public Health

32/92

critically low biodiversity score reflecting poor urban ecology governance

Vijayawada City scored a critically low 32 out of 92 on the City Biodiversity Index, indicating severe habitat fragmentation

P. K et al., 2026, OIDA International Journal of Sustainable Development

9°C

peak urban heat island intensity in the most thermally stressed wards

Urban heat island intensity reaches up to 9°C above rural baselines in the most thermally stressed wards of Vijayawada City

P. K et al., 2026, OIDA International Journal of Sustainable Development

>30°C

multiple wards exceed 30°C land surface temperature

Land surface temperature exceeds 30°C in multiple wards of Vijayawada City

P. K et al., 2026, OIDA International Journal of Sustainable Development

>60%

majority of Vijayawada now covered by built-up surfaces

Built-up areas in Vijayawada City grew from 37% to more than 60% of total area between 1990 and 2024

P. K et al., 2026, OIDA International Journal of Sustainable Development

-79%

sharp vegetation loss over three decades of urbanisation

Average NDVI in Vijayawada City fell by 79% between 1990 and 2024

P. K et al., 2026, OIDA International Journal of Sustainable Development

−73%

lower veiling luminance with kinetic shading fins

Veiling luminance decreased by 73% when a kinetic horizontal shading system was used compared with a static configuration

Marcin Brzezicki, 2026, Sustainability

−38%

lower mean glare probability with kinetic shading fins

A kinetic horizontal shading system reduced mean Daylight Glare Probability by 38% compared with a static configuration

Marcin Brzezicki, 2026, Sustainability

2.89 / 5

lowest-scoring experience dimension for disabled users in department stores

Auditory and Sensory Comfort was among the lowest-scoring dimensions for disabled users in department stores, scoring 2.89 out of five

Atike Öncü Akyazıcı et al., 2026, Buildings

2.89–3.40

disabled users rated all experience dimensions below the scale midpoint or only marginally above it

Disabled users' department store experience scores ranged from 2.89 to 3.40 across five dimensions (on a five-point scale)

Atike Öncü Akyazıcı et al., 2026, Buildings

-27%

stress reduced after VR intervention in ADHD caregivers

A VR intervention reduced perceived stress by 27% post-intervention in caregivers of youth with ADHD

Ka Po Wong et al., 2026, Computers in Human Behavior

more hours worked linked to higher overall burnout in remote IT workers

Hours worked showed the strongest positive correlation with overall burnout among remote IT employees

S. S et al., 2026, International Journal Management and Organizational Research

more hours worked linked to greater emotional exhaustion in remote IT workers

Hours worked showed a significant positive correlation with emotional exhaustion among remote IT employees

S. S et al., 2026, International Journal Management and Organizational Research

51.8%

majority of remote IT workers reported workload-related stress

Over half of remote IT employees experienced stress related to their workload

S. S et al., 2026, International Journal Management and Organizational Research

+3.66°C

rise in peak operative temperature required for any compliant daylighting refinement strategy

No compliant daylighting refinement strategy could be achieved without increasing peak operative temperature by 3.66 °C in the modelled UK house

R. Gagg et al., 2026, Buildings

20% WWR

lower window-to-wall ratio sufficient for compliance when a different glazing type is used

Changing the glazing type allows daylighting compliance at a lower WWR of 20% in a typical UK semi-detached house

R. Gagg et al., 2026, Buildings

25% WWR

minimum window-to-wall ratio needed for daylighting compliance with existing glazing

A WWR of at least 25% is required for a typical UK semi-detached house to comply with BS EN 17037 using the existing glazing type

R. Gagg et al., 2026, Buildings

42%

share of frequently occupied spaces meeting the 300 lx daylight threshold at the initial window size

At a WWR of 15.26%, only 42% of frequently occupied spaces achieved 300 lx for 50% of daylight hours, failing the daylighting standard

R. Gagg et al., 2026, Buildings

77%

share of frequently occupied spaces meeting the 100 lx daylight threshold at the initial window size

At a WWR of 15.26%, 77% of frequently occupied spaces achieved 100 lx for 50% of daylight hours, failing the daylighting standard

R. Gagg et al., 2026, Buildings

50.2%

half of office workers reported neck pain in the past year

50.2% of office workers reported neck pain in the previous 12 months

Izma Shahid et al., 2026, The Healer Journal of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Sciences

1,214 lux

excessive illuminance from fully unshaded windows, risking glare and visual fatigue

Fully open windows without daylight control produced an average illuminance of 1,214 lux, a level associated with glare and visual fatigue in the office

Hana Faza Surya Rusyda et al., 2026, Review of Urbanism and Architectural Studies

81.2%

agreement between simulation and field measurement of illuminance

Simulation and field measurements of daylight illuminance agreed to 81.2% in the open-plan office

Hana Faza Surya Rusyda et al., 2026, Review of Urbanism and Architectural Studies

469 lux

measured average illuminance with roller blinds half-open

Field measurements recorded an average daylight illuminance of 469 lux in the open-plan office with roller blinds half-open

Hana Faza Surya Rusyda et al., 2026, Review of Urbanism and Architectural Studies

577 lux

simulated average illuminance with roller blinds half-open

DIALux Evo simulation found an average illuminance of 577 lux in the open-plan office with roller blinds half-open

Hana Faza Surya Rusyda et al., 2026, Review of Urbanism and Architectural Studies

up to 1 scale unit

a nature view narrowed the thermal and air-quality comfort gap between autistic and non-autistic occupants

A natural view out reduced the difference in thermal and IAQ satisfaction and acceptability scores between autistic and non-autistic participants by up to 1 scale unit

L. Zaniboni et al., 2026, Journal of Building Physics

~1.5 points lower

autistic participants rated acoustic comfort much lower under non-optimal conditions

Autistic individuals reported acoustic satisfaction scores around 2.50, compared to roughly 4.00 in the control group, under non-optimal IEQ conditions

L. Zaniboni et al., 2026, Journal of Building Physics

7–8

all NOC workers scored high ergonomic risk on the ROSA assessment

All eight NOC employees had ROSA final scores of 7 to 8, indicating a high ergonomic risk level requiring immediate corrective action

Salisha Kezia Feona Sibarani et al., 2026, World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews

colour-emotion patterns highly consistent across all testing conditions

Colour-emotion association patterns were remarkably similar across all four experimental conditions, with all pairwise correlations exceeding r = .90.

Abdulrahman S. Al-rasheed et al., 2026, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

61.5%

red most frequently associated with love

The most frequent colour-emotion association among Arabic speakers was red-love, reported by 61.5% of participants.

Abdulrahman S. Al-rasheed et al., 2026, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

29

serum metabolites significantly altered by heatwave exposure in older hypertensive adults

Heatwave exposure significantly altered 29 out of 314 profiled serum metabolites in older hypertensive adults

Jingwei Zhang et al., 2026, International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health

R² = 0.9779

high accuracy estimating equivalent melanopic lux and illuminance from a wearable RGB sensor

A wearable RGB sensor with a GRU deep learning model estimated both equivalent melanopic lux (EML) and illuminance with an R² of 0.9779

M. Sanluang et al., 2026, IEEE Sensors Journal

R² = 0.9794

high accuracy estimating melanopic equivalent daylight illuminance from a wearable RGB sensor

A wearable RGB sensor with a GRU deep learning model estimated melanopic equivalent daylight illuminance (mEDI) with an R² of 0.9794

M. Sanluang et al., 2026, IEEE Sensors Journal

R² = 0.9945

near-perfect estimation of circadian stimulus from a low-cost wearable RGB sensor

A wearable RGB sensor with a GRU deep learning model estimated circadian stimulus (CS) with an R² of 0.9945

M. Sanluang et al., 2026, IEEE Sensors Journal

+36 min

more bright outdoor light exposure in the UK than in Italy

The participant spent significantly more time above 1000 lux in the UK than in Italy (92 vs. 56 min per day)

Gianluca Giusti et al., 2026, Chronobiology International

+11 min

more wake after sleep onset in the UK than in Italy

UK-based stays were associated with significantly greater wake after sleep onset compared to Italy (57.4 vs. 46.5 min)

Gianluca Giusti et al., 2026, Chronobiology International

16 min earlier

midsleep was earlier in the UK than in Italy

UK-based stays were associated with a significantly earlier midsleep compared to Italy (02:46 vs. 03:02 local clock time)

Gianluca Giusti et al., 2026, Chronobiology International

62.7%

integrator spaces explain nearly two-thirds of variation in older adults' sense of coherence

The integrator capability of in-between spaces accounted for 62.7% of the variance in environmental sense of coherence among older adult residents, making it the strongest predictor in the regression model

Zohre Rakhshani et al., 2026, SAGE Open

r = .79

integrator spaces most strongly linked to sense of coherence among the three space types

Integrator capability of in-between spaces showed the strongest positive correlation (r = .793) with environmental sense of coherence among the three capability types, in older adults

Zohre Rakhshani et al., 2026, SAGE Open

r = .77

stronger separator spaces linked to greater sense of coherence in older residents

Separator capability of in-between spaces showed a strong positive correlation (r = .771) with environmental sense of coherence in older adults

Zohre Rakhshani et al., 2026, SAGE Open