Björling, Mikael and Mattsson, Magnus and Akander, Jan (2018) Infiltration of Air into two World Heritage Farmhouses in Sweden during Winter Conditions. In: Roomvent & Ventilation 2018 'Excellent Indoor Climate and High Performing Ventilation', 2-5 June, 2018, Espoo, Finland.

Hayati, Abolfazl and Akander, Jan and Mattsson, Magnus (2018) Simulation of Ventilation Rates and Heat Losses during Airing in Large Single Zone Buildings in Cold Climates. In: Cold Climate HVAC 2018 The 9th International Cold Climate Conference Sustainable new and renovated buildings in cold climates, 12-15 March 2018, Kiruna, Sweden.

Akander, Jan and Cehlin, Mathias and Moshfegh, Bahram (2017) Assessing the Myths on Energy Efficiency When Retrofitting Multifamily Buildings in a Northern Region - What is true and what is not? In: Sustainable High Rise Buildings in Urban Zones. Springer International Publishing.

Hayati, Abolfazl and Akander, Jan and Mattsson, Magnus (2016) Development of a Numerical Air Infiltration Model Based On Pressurization Test Applied On a Church. In: ASHRAE and AIVC IAQ 2016 — Defining IndoorAir Quality: Policy, Standards and Best Practices, 12–14 September 2016, Alexandria, Virginia, USA.

Liu, Linn and Moshfegh, B. and Akander, Jan and Cehlin, Mathias (2014) Comprehensive investigation on energy retrofits in eleven multi-family buildings in Sweden. Energy and Buildings, 84. ISSN 03787788

Cehlin, Mathias and Akander, Jan and Persson, Gustav (2012) Energieffektivisering av flerbostadsfastigheter - Elva lokala exempel år 2012: Del 1 och 2. Technical Report. Högskolan i Gävleborg.

Sayadi, Sana and Akander, Jan and Hayati, Abolfazl and Cehlin, Mathias Analyzing the climate-driven energy demand and carbon emission for a prototype residential nZEB in central Sweden. Energy and Buildings Volume 261, 15 April 2022, 111960, 261.

Eriksson, Martin and Akander, Jan and Moshfegh, Bahram Investigating Energy Use in a City District in Nordic Climate Using Energy Signature. Special Issue Toward a Low-Carbon and Low-Energy Building Sector: From the Single Building to the District Scale, 15 (5).