Dr. Damon Honnery

Biography

Damon Honnery is an Emeritus Professor at Monash University, specializing in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. He obtained his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Sydney in 1985 and went on to complete his Master of Engineering Science (MEngSc) in 1987. Following this, he was awarded a cadet research scientist position at the Aeronautical Research Laboratory (ARL), where he earned his PhD focused on gas turbine research in 1992. His career at Monash began in 1993 and he has played significant roles in various capacities including Aerospace Course Director and Deputy Head of the Department. His research interests are diverse, encompassing spray systems, particle flows, pollutant formation, and renewable energy solutions aimed at climate change mitigation. Honnery has contributed significantly to the academic community and has collaborated on research projects that align with UN Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on sustainable practices across multiple industries. His experience integrates both fundamental and applied research, catering to aerospace, automotive, energy, and more. He has also been instrumental in the establishment of research initiatives such as the Laboratory for Turbulence Research Aerospace Combustion and the Monash Makerspace.

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