Jonas Brunskog

Jonas Brunskog is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), specializing in Acoustic Technology. His research spans structural and building acoustics, with a focus on periodic and wood-based structures, room acoustics, and sound insulation. He is actively involved in multiple PhD projects and contributes to sustainable building practices through acoustics.

• MSc in Civil Engineering, Lund University (1996)
• PhD in Acoustics, Lund University (2002)
• Docent in Engineering Acoustics (2006)

His research interests include structural acoustics, building acoustics, room acoustics, and sound insulation in timber constructions. He investigates absorptive materials, classroom acoustics, and noise control in urban and clinical environments. His work supports UN Sustainable Development Goals related to sustainable cities and responsible consumption.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in computational acoustics, sound insulation in sustainable materials (e.g., cross-laminated timber), underwater noise modeling, and transfer path analysis. His work bridges theoretical modeling with practical applications in transportation, construction, and healthcare acoustics.

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Jonas Brunskog has supervised 7 PhD projects (3 completed, 3 ongoing) and serves as main or co-supervisor on several active PhD projects. These include research on Bayesian transfer path analysis, sustainable architectural acoustics using stone wool, micro acoustic device dynamics, and active noise control for outdoor events. He has also been involved in grant-funded research projects related to acoustic measurement methods and reliability in microsystems. While no specific grants are listed, the volume and diversity of projects indicate sustained research funding.

He is affiliated with the Acoustic Technology group at DTU and collaborates across disciplines in structural dynamics, microsystems, and environmental acoustics. His professional service includes board membership in 'Listening Lund – The Sound Environment Centre' (2005–present) and the Swedish Acoustical Society (2008–2013). He frequently presents at international conferences, contributing to the advancement of acoustical engineering knowledge.