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 Patrick Kastner is a researcher and educator specializing in environmental performance simulation and the decarbonization of buildings and cities. He is an Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture and the Director of the [Sustainable Urban Systems Lab](https://sustain.arch.gatech.edu). 
 
-With a background in systems engineering, his goal is to empower urban decision-makers with software tools that place sustainability at the forefront of the profession. He leads a Vertically Integrated Project titled Surrogate Modeling for Urban Regeneration ([SMUR](https://vip-smur.github.io/wiki/)), which attracts a diverse group of students ranging from sophomore to graduate level, representing various engineering disciplines and other related fields across Georgia Tech.
+With a background in systems engineering, his goal is to empower urban decision-makers with software tools that place sustainability at the forefront of the profession. He leads a Vertically Integrated Project titled Surrogate Modeling for Urban Regeneration ([SMUR](https://vip-smur.github.io/)), which attracts a diverse group of students ranging from sophomore to graduate level, representing various engineering disciplines and other related fields across Georgia Tech.
 
 
 He earned his Ph.D. and M.S. in [Systems Science and Engineering](https://www.systemseng.cornell.edu/se/programs/systems-phd) from Cornell University. During his doctoral research, he developed [Eddy3D](https://www.eddy3d.com/), a microclimate modeling software toolkit for Rhino & Grasshopper, now adopted by leading institutions in both academia and practice. He previously taught at Cornell and UPenn.