Jens H. Kasper

Jens H. Kasper is a Researcher in the Physics of Fluids department at the University of Twente, specializing in wind energy systems and granular material dynamics. His current research investigates atmospheric interactions with wind farms and viscosity effects on particulate flows. He is expected to complete his PhD thesis titled 'Large-scale Interactions between Wind Farms and the Atmosphere' in 2025.

Research interests focus on two primary domains:

• Wind Energy: Optimizing turbine configurations and modeling atmospheric boundary layer impacts on power generation
• Granular Materials: Analyzing flow transitions and viscosity effects in wet particulate systems using discrete element methods

Publications demonstrate consistent focus on renewable energy optimization (2024) and granular flow mechanics (2019-2021), employing computational modeling and experimental analysis techniques.

Collaborates with the Physics of Fluids research group, presenting work at international conferences including studies on wind farm wakes, turbine tilt effects, and atmospheric boundary layer simulations.