Rokia Raslan is the Bartlett’s Vice-Dean for Innovation & Enterprise, & Associate Professor in Building Performance Simulation at UCL Institute of Environmental Design & Engineering (UCL IEDE). She specialises in the development of computational models to support the formulation/assessment of future-fit retrofit strategies & policy analysis for domestic sector decarbonisation & energy transition with a focus on Hard to Decarbonise homes. Within these areas, Raslan has worked on & directed research for the British Council on Climate resilience of MSMEs in Egypt, Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland, the Climate Change Committee (CCC), the Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS), the Energy Technologies Institute, Institute for Sustainability, the Greater London Authority & the Oman Electricity Authority. Recent projects include domestic sector retrofit analysis for the UK Sixth Carbon Budget, assessing the Energiesprong retrofit scheme & best practice in deploying solid-wall insulation in UK homes. Raslan is author of over 90 papers, book chapters & reports. She is a Visiting Professor at BAU, Secretary of the International Building Performance Simulation Association-England (IBPSA-England), a Board Member of the CIBSE Building Energy Simulation & Future Homes Groups, UK Green Deal Advisory Group & the Executive Committee of the International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings & Communities programme (IEA-EBC).