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Kenneth Jansen

Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Engineering & Applied Science

Ann and H.j. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences

Computer Science

Kenneth Jansen is currently serving as an Ann And H.J. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences Professor at University of Colorado Boulder.

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University of Colorado Boulder

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fluid dynamics engineering aerodynamics fluid mechanics computational fluid dynamics applied mathematics numerical simulations applied physics computer science numerical analysis scientific computing fluid flow modeling and simulation turbulence modeling parallel computing computational mechanics unsteady flows computational engineering finite element methods parallel programming unstructured mesh generation aeronautics blood flow boundary layers massively-parallel computing mesh optimization high performance computer architecture aircraft large-eddy simulation turbulent boundary layer computer-aided design parallel processing nuclear engineering flow control (data) large eddy simulation direct numerical simulation mechanical science mesh reduction mechanical modeling biomedical modeling sequence alignment high performance computing biomedical flows multiphysics problems hierarchical basis flow control vascular biology respiratory medicine circulatory physiology angiology numerical algorithms genome biology boundary value problems aeroelasticity aerostructure aerospace simulation numerical investigation cardiovascular research applied mathematical modelling hydraulics sequence assembly computational genomics extreme scale boundary layer adaptivity deformable arteries blood pressure physical modeling fluid-structure interaction wind engineering gpu computing coupled momentum method unstructured deforming meshes ic engines cardiovascular system strong pressure gradients unstructured mesh partitions

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Benchmarking of Finite Element and Finite Volume Solvers for Nonequilibrium Turbulent Flow at Mach 11. (2026)

turbulence modelingfluid dynamicsnumerical analysisscientific computingmach 11computational mechanicsengineeringfluid mechanicsflow physicsaerospace engineeringcomputational fluid dynamicsmultiphysics problemsfinite volume solversturbulent flow heat transfernumerical simulationsfinite element

Reynolds Number Dependency in Compressible Crossflow-Jet Problems. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2025)

Guillermo ArayaChristian J. LagaresKenneth Jansen

turbulence modelingfluid dynamicsnumerical analysisengineeringfluid mechanicsfluid flowreynolds number dependencyunsteady flowscompressible flowsaerospace engineeringcomputational fluid dynamicscompressible crossflow-jet problemsaerodynamicsnumerical simulationsmechanical engineering

Aerodynamic Performance of a Finite-Span Wing in a Time-Varying Freestream. AIAA Journal (2024)

Dasha GloutakKenneth E. JansenJohn A. Farnsworth

fluid dynamicsaerodynamic performancetime-varying freestreamaerospace engineeringfinite-span wingaerodynamics

A Streamline Coordinate Analysis of a Turbulent Boundary Layer Subject to Pressure Gradients and Curvature on the Windward Side of a Bump. Journal of Fluid Mechanics (2024)

Aviral PrakashRiccardo BalinJohn A. EvansKenneth E. Jansen

fluid mechanicsstreamline coordinate analysispressure gradientswindward side

Direct Numerical Simulation of Two Boundary Layers With the Same Pressure Distribution but Different Surface Curvatures. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Spalart, PhilippeJansen, KennethColeman, Gary

boundary layerssame pressure distributiondirect numerical simulationnumerical simulationsmechanical engineeringdifferent surface curvatures

EXABIOME: Advancing Microbial Science Through Exascale Computing. Computing in Science & Engineering (2024)

Steven HofmeyrAydin BuluçRobert RileyRob EganOguz SelvitopiLeonid OlikerKatherine YelickMigun ShakyaBrett YoutseyAriful Azad

scientific computingcomputer sciencemicrobial sciencecomputational biologyexascale computing

Investigation of the Developing Jet From an Open Test Section Wind Tunnel. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2024)

Preston TeeDasha GloutakJohn A. FarnsworthKenneth Jansen

engineeringaerospace engineeringaerospace technologyopen test sectionaerodynamics

Modeling Thermochemical Nonequilibrium With the Continuous Galerkin Finite Element Flow Solver Phasta. (2024)

Connor W. MorencyKenneth E. Jansen

thermochemical nonequilibriumenvironmental sciencefinite element methodsmodeling and simulationnumerical simulations

Unsteady Pressure Gradients in Wind Tunnels With Time-Varying Freestreams. AIAA Journal (2024)

Dasha GloutakDaniel EichnerJaylon McGheeKenneth E. JansenJohn A. Farnsworth

fluid dynamicsunsteady pressure gradientswind tunnelstime-varying freestreamsaerospace engineeringaerodynamics

A Comparison of Turbulence Models for the Simulation of Adverse Pressure Gradient Flow Control via Unsteady Tangential Blowing. Computers & Fluids (2023)

turbulence modelingfluid dynamicsunsteady tangential blowingengineeringflow control (data)fluid mechanicsfluid flowflow physicsturbulence modelsaerospace engineeringcomputational fluid dynamicsturbulent flow heat transfernumerical simulationsunsteady flows

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Kenneth Jansen

Professor

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Engineering & Applied Science

Ann and H.j. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences

Computer Science

Kenneth Jansen is currently serving as an Ann And H.J. Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences Professor at University of Colorado Boulder.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kenneth Jansen

University of Colorado Boulder

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Benchmarking of Finite Element and Finite Volume Solvers for Nonequilibrium Turbulent Flow at Mach 11. (2026)

Reynolds Number Dependency in Compressible Crossflow-Jet Problems. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2025)

Guillermo ArayaChristian J. LagaresKenneth Jansen

Aerodynamic Performance of a Finite-Span Wing in a Time-Varying Freestream. AIAA Journal (2024)

Dasha GloutakKenneth E. JansenJohn A. Farnsworth

fluid dynamicsaerodynamic performancetime-varying freestreamaerospace engineeringfinite-span wingaerodynamics

A Streamline Coordinate Analysis of a Turbulent Boundary Layer Subject to Pressure Gradients and Curvature on the Windward Side of a Bump. Journal of Fluid Mechanics (2024)

Aviral PrakashRiccardo BalinJohn A. EvansKenneth E. Jansen

fluid mechanicsstreamline coordinate analysispressure gradientswindward side

Direct Numerical Simulation of Two Boundary Layers With the Same Pressure Distribution but Different Surface Curvatures. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Spalart, PhilippeJansen, KennethColeman, Gary

boundary layerssame pressure distributiondirect numerical simulationnumerical simulationsmechanical engineeringdifferent surface curvatures

EXABIOME: Advancing Microbial Science Through Exascale Computing. Computing in Science & Engineering (2024)

Steven HofmeyrAydin BuluçRobert RileyRob EganOguz SelvitopiLeonid OlikerKatherine YelickMigun ShakyaBrett YoutseyAriful Azad

scientific computingcomputer sciencemicrobial sciencecomputational biologyexascale computing

Investigation of the Developing Jet From an Open Test Section Wind Tunnel. AIAA SCITECH 2022 Forum (2024)

Preston TeeDasha GloutakJohn A. FarnsworthKenneth Jansen

engineeringaerospace engineeringaerospace technologyopen test sectionaerodynamics

Modeling Thermochemical Nonequilibrium With the Continuous Galerkin Finite Element Flow Solver Phasta. (2024)

Connor W. MorencyKenneth E. Jansen

thermochemical nonequilibriumenvironmental sciencefinite element methodsmodeling and simulationnumerical simulations

Unsteady Pressure Gradients in Wind Tunnels With Time-Varying Freestreams. AIAA Journal (2024)

Dasha GloutakDaniel EichnerJaylon McGheeKenneth E. JansenJohn A. Farnsworth

fluid dynamicsunsteady pressure gradientswind tunnelstime-varying freestreamsaerospace engineeringaerodynamics

A Comparison of Turbulence Models for the Simulation of Adverse Pressure Gradient Flow Control via Unsteady Tangential Blowing. Computers & Fluids (2023)

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