Jordan Kocher

20252025

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Jordan Kocher's research focuses on the thermodynamics and techno-economics of various energy systems, from air conditioning to desalination. His main research focus at NLR is to improve the exergetic efficiency of dehumidification and refrigeration, while reducing costs. To achieve this, Kocher is exploring the thermodynamic and transport properties of water vapor in membranes, liquid desiccants, and evaporative coolers. His research also includes the quantification of the cost per unit exergy of various commodities and energy sources, including liquid water, which is both a commodity (e.g., for drinking and agriculture) and an energy source (e.g., for evaporative cooling).

Research Interests

Dehumidification

Exergy

Techno-economics

Thermal energy storage

Desalination

Absorption processes

Professional Experience

ASME Graduate Teaching Fellow, Georgia Tech (2024)

IBUILD Graduate Research Fellow, Georgia Tech (2021–2024)

Graduate Research Assistant, Georgia Tech (2019–2021)

CFD Analyst Intern, NASA (2018)

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Arizona State University (2017)

Education/Academic Qualification

Master, Mechanical Engineering, Arizona State University

Bachelor, Mechanical Engineering, Arizona State University

PhD, Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology

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