Environmental Fluid Dynamics Lab
• Main
• People
• Research Projects
• • Past Projects
• Collaborators
• Lab News
• Student Opportunities
• Experimental Data Repository
• Classes
  • ME5810/6810
  • ME2450
  • ME6700
  • Env. Fluids
  • ME4005/6005
  • ME3700
• Pardyjak's Calendar
• Links
• Contact Info

Login: My Utah.edu

First time logging on?
Go HERE First.

Global Announcements

• SLC lawn watering recommendation
• EFD Lab awarded new NSF grant to study cold fog forming in mountain valleys May 2021
• Sustainability growing at the U with the GCSC

Spotlight

Derek Jensen

Hometown: Sandy, Ut

Undergraduate: Brigham Young University

Program: PhD (Graduated 2016)

Current Position: Applied scientist at Amazon, formerly staff scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Google Scholar Page

Key Contributions: Designed, deployed, and analyzed key parts of the flux stations that were part of the MATERHORN field campaign. Co-designed and deployed towers for a wind energy project in Belize. Developed UTESPac, software to analyze high-frequency atmospheric turbulence surface-layer data.

Contact: (801) 259-7837

Understanding the Mechanics of cycling including: Aerodynamics, biomechanics and exersise physiology.