Vahid M. Nik 
- (2024): Enhancing climate resilience in buildings using Collective Intelligence: A pilot study on a Norwegian elderly care center. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 308 (April 2024).
- (2023): Using urban building energy modeling to quantify the energy performance of residential buildings under climate change. In: Building Simulation, v. 16, n. 9 (September 2023).
- (2022): High-resolution impact assessment of climate change on building energy performance considering extreme weather events and microclimate – Investigating variations in indoor thermal comfort and degree-days. In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 78 (March 2022).
- (2019): A novel design-based optimization framework for enhancing the energy efficiency of high-rise office buildings in urban areas. In: Sustainable Cities and Society, v. 49 (August 2019).
- (2015): A statistical method for assessing retrofitting measures of buildings and ranking their robustness against climate change. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 88 (February 2015).
- (2016): Effective and robust energy retrofitting measures for future climatic conditions—Reduced heating demand of Swedish households. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 121 (June 2016).
- (2017): Application of typical and extreme weather data sets in the hygrothermal simulation of building components for future climate – A case study for a wooden frame wall. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 154 (November 2017).
- (2018): Passive design optimization of newly-built residential buildings in Shanghai for improving indoor thermal comfort while reducing building energy demand. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 169 (June 2018).
- (2019): Towards climate robust buildings: An innovative method for designing buildings with robust energy performance under climate change. In: Energy and Buildings, v. 202 (November 2019).
- (2015): Future moisture loads for building facades in Sweden: Climate change and wind-driven rain. In: Building and Environment, v. 93 (November 2015).
- (2015): Climate responsive strategies of traditional dwellings located in an ancient village in hot summer and cold winter region of China. In: Building and Environment, v. 86 (April 2015).
- (2013): Impact study of the climate change on the energy performance of the building stock in Stockholm considering four climate uncertainties. In: Building and Environment, v. 60 (February 2013).
- (2012): Assessment of hygrothermal performance and mould growth risk in ventilated attics in respect to possible climate changes in Sweden. In: Building and Environment, v. 55 (September 2012).
- (2012): Statistical methods for assessing and analysing the building performance in respect to the future climate. In: Building and Environment, v. 53 (July 2012).
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