Jordan D. Clark

This engineering researcher works on building energy systems, with a focus on improving air conditioning, dehumidification, and ventilation technologies—including the use of Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs, porous materials that can absorb moisture or gases) to make cooling and dehumidification more energy-efficient. Related work examines indoor and outdoor air quality monitoring, such as low-cost particle sensors and drone-based measurement methods. Note that the publication record also includes some unrelated titles on social psychology and religion topics, which appear to reflect a different author sharing the same name rather than this engineering research area.

Publication output has been irregular over the past decade, with active bursts in 2019, 2022, and 2024 separated by years of no recorded output, and a relatively low recent average of about 1.2 papers per year.

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