Book description Core analysis is an essential source of quantitative data on reservoir properties. These data are used for modeling the distribution and flow of oil and gas reservoirs, CO2 and hydrogen storage, and flow behavior in geothermal reservoirs. While several books cover core analysis for practitioners, this book fills a gap through introducing laboratory equipment and
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! Who: Prescelli Annan, doctoral student at the Swiss Seismological Service (SED), ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Prescelli is using numerical modelling to cross-correlate datasets varying in scale from lab to field, in the context of CO2 sequestration. Her Ph.D. is part of the SMILE project (MultidiSciplinary and MultIscale approach for coupLed processes induced
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! Who: Dr. Steffen Berg, principal science expert at Shell Global Solutions International B.V. in the Netherlands When: Wednesday 09 October at 13:00 (Norway time) Where: The lecture will be streamed in the Kelvin room (PoreLab Oslo) and in the common room (PoreLab Trondheim). From anywhere else, you will be able to
Title: Relations between evolving micro-structures and effective transport properties Speaker: Carl Fredrik Berg Seminar Date: Sep 18 2024 Registration Opens: Sep 08 2024 – Sep 19 2024 Time: 12:00 PM – 01:00 PM (US CDT) Meeting/Webinar Link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7424226208994277728 Contact: Artur Posenato Garcia (VP Downtown, SPWLA Houston Chapter) Corresponding: vpdowntown@spwla-houston.org Fees: FREE ABSTRACT: Effective transport properties of micro-structures, e.g., the pore structure or the
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! Who: Prof. Ranjini Bandyopadhyay from the Raman Research Institute (Bengaluru, India). When: Wednesday 11 September at 13:00 (Norway time). Where: The lecture will be streamed in the Kelvin room (PoreLab Oslo) and in the common room (PoreLab Trondheim). From anywhere else, you will be able to join via the following Zoom link:https://uio.zoom.us/j/65837085049?pwd=WjZianUyN3FJa2liQkxBbzQrOCtGdz09 Title: Distinct morphologies
PhD Position Electrokinetic Studies of Clay/Water Interfaces Read the advertisement and apply here: PhD Position Electrokinetic Studies of Clay/Water Interfaces — AcademicTransfer Deadline: 15 September 2024 Job description Research context: The PhD student will participate in the FLUXIONIC European doctoral network Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Network (MSCA-DN), an interdisciplinary European network gathering academic and industrial partners
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! Who: Prof. Gloria Maria Buendia from the department of Physics at Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas in Venezuela When: Wednesday 4 September at 13:00 (Norway time). Where: The lecture will be in-person in the Kelvin room (PoreLab Oslo) and will be streamed in the common room (PoreLab Trondheim). From anywhere else, you will be able to join
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! Who: Prof. Francisco Vega Reyes from the department of Physics at the University of Extremadura (Spain) When: Wednesday 28 August at 13:00 (Norway time). Where: The lecture will be in-person in the Kelvin room (PoreLab Oslo) and will be streamed in the common room (PoreLab Trondheim). From anywhere else, you will be able to join
Welcome to the first PoreLab lecture of the fall 2024! Who: Dr. Bauyrzhan Primkulov Bauyrzhan is instructor in Applied Mathematics at MIT, USA. He earned his Ph.D. from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) at MIT, where he worked on interfacial fluid dynamics problems in porous media. He studied pattern formation during fluid-fluid displacement,
Defence of Thesis 16th August: Farid Aligolzadeh – Faculty of Engineering Farid Aligolzadeh has submitted the following academic thesis as a part of the doctoral work at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Department of Energy and Process Engineering: «Studies of turbulence in a von Kármán swirling flow» For electronic version of the
Welcome to the lecture from Professor Christoph Arns on “Heterogeneity in chalk: NMR experiments and modelling“ Who: Christoph Arns, Professor in Geoenergy and Geostorage at UNSW, Sidney, Australia He joined UNSW in 2008 and is a full Professor since 2014. Currently, he leads the Geoenergy and Geostorage discipline of their School. He obtained his PhD degree
Bangkok 5-6 June 2024 and Chiang Mai 7- 8 June 2024 A report by Cathrine Ringstad from Bellona I was kindly invited to Bangkok and Chiang Mai by the Royal Thai Embassy in Oslo and travelled together with Prof. Carl Fredrik Berg, PI at PoreLab, NTNU. The first part of the trip was the “International
Jonas Bueie joined PoreLab on April 2nd, 2024, as PhD candidate. His PhD is financed by the InterLab ERC Starting Grant developed by Professor Øivind Wilhelmsen who is as well the supervisor for Jonas. Jonas holds a Master in Technology in Physics and Mathematics from NTNU from 2022. His specialization is in applied physics. Following
Andreas Hennig joined PoreLab on January 2nd, 2024, as PhD candidate. His position is financed by PoreLab under the WP4 (Nanoporous media and gels). His supervisor is Professor Erika Eiser, PI for the WP4, and his co-supervisor is Associate Professor Raffaela Cabriolu, associated member at PoreLab. Andreas holds a Master of science in applied physics
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! Who: Associate Prof. Dr. Peter K. Kang Peter is a geoscientist whose research focuses on the physics of flow and reactive transport in porous and fractured media. His research group combines theory, high-performance numerical simulations, machine learning, and visual laboratory experiments to understand how coupled processes control mixing and reactive
