Jeffrey P. Bons

Jeffrey P. Bons works on problems in gas turbine engines and aircraft aerodynamics, including how dust and airborne particles build up ('deposit') inside engine cooling passages and how this affects heat transfer and performance. His group also studies active flow control methods—such as fluidic devices and vane designs—to manage airflow over wings and through turbines, and increasingly uses machine learning (physics-informed neural networks) to model turbulent flow. This research is generally aimed at improving the efficiency, durability, and controllability of aircraft engines and wings.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade but shows an overall increase, rising from roughly a dozen papers per year to over 20 in 2025.

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