Jonas Moeck

Jonas Moeck is a Professor in the Department of Energy and Process Engineering at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), with his office located at Strømningsteknisk, 109, Gløshaugen. His research centers on the critical intersection of flame dynamics and acoustics in combustion systems, specifically addressing thermoacoustic instabilities in gas turbine engines.

Professor Moeck's research interests encompass thermoacoustics, combustion dynamics, fluid mechanics, and energy engineering, with recent emphasis on alternative fuels like hydrogen and ammonia. His work investigates flame stability mechanisms, sound generation in combustion processes, and predictive modeling of instabilities using theoretical, numerical, and experimental approaches. Key focus areas include intrinsic thermoacoustic modes, flame transfer functions, and can-annular combustor dynamics, contributing to safer and more efficient energy conversion systems.

His publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact output, with 15+ recent articles in journals like Combustion and Flame and Journal of Fluid Mechanics. Current research trends (2023-2025) reveal deep exploration of ammonia-hydrogen flame stability, reduced-order modeling techniques, and symmetry-breaking phenomena in annular systems, often through international collaborations with institutions in Germany and France.

At NTNU, Moeck teaches advanced thermo-fluid dynamics courses including TEP4926 (Master's Thesis), TEP4541 (Specialisation Project), EP8413 (Directed Study), TEP4546 (Specialization Course), EP8000 (Data Analysis), and TEP4160 (Aerodynamics), training next-generation engineers in combustion and fluid dynamics principles.