Mikael Karlsson

Mikael Karlsson is a Researcher at the Department of Automotive Engineering and Technical Acoustics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden. His work focuses on aeroacoustics, automotive systems, and noise control, with applications in vehicle design and environmental engineering. He teaches courses such as Acoustic Measurements (SD2165) and Flow Acoustics (SD2155), emphasizing practical and theoretical aspects of sound propagation and flow dynamics.

His research interests include the study of fan noise, tube bank acoustics, and the integration of machine learning in biomedical diagnostics. He has contributed to projects on automotive exhaust systems, heat recovery technologies, and particle filtration, addressing challenges in both industrial and academic settings.

Recent articles highlight advancements in aeroacoustic modeling, such as analyzing installation effects on fans and optimizing filter elements for cleaner vehicle exhausts. His work bridges mechanical engineering with environmental sustainability, aiming to reduce noise pollution and improve energy efficiency.