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Murilo Bonilha is the General Manager for United Technologies Research Center (China) Ltd., a position he has held since May 2012.
At UTRC, Dr. Bonilha leads at team of 45 research engineers and scientists involved in global and Asia-focused research projects in building and thermal systems, fluid dynamics, decision and control systems, and mechanical systems. In this role, he has full P&L responsibility over UTRC operations in China and is also responsible for technical capability development, university partnerships, external/government relationships, and UTC business unit interactions in Asia. Bonilha also leads the Tsinghua University-UTC Research Institute, which pursues fundamental research in building operations and controls, jobsite safety, and supply chain.
Bonilha joined United Technologies in 1996 as a research engineer at UTRC and has held several technical leadership…
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2016 CTBUH Leaders Meeting Report
16 October 2016
Intelligent Egress Workshop Tackles Tough Fire-Safety Issues
21 September 2016
2016 Conference Steering Meeting
16 May 2016
17 October 2016
An Integrated Solution to Enable Safe Evacuation of Tall Buildings
Zhen Jia, Murilo Bonilha, Bill Li & Geeta Bora, United Technologies Corporation
Implementing real-time, efficient, and intelligent tall building egresses that ensure human safety in cases of emergencies can be extremely difficult. Most current egress strategies are...
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16 May 2016
2016 Conference Steering Meeting
Preparations for the upcoming CTBUH 2016 Conference are now significantly advancing, following a Steering Committee meeting in Hong Kong.
17 October 2016
An Integrated Solution to Enable Safe Evacuation of Tall Buildings
Zhen Jia, Murilo Bonilha, Bill Li & Geeta Bora, United Technologies Corporation
Implementing real-time, efficient, and intelligent tall building egresses that ensure human safety in cases of emergencies can be extremely difficult. Most current egress strategies are...
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