When: Wednesday 25 November at 15:00 (Oslo time) Where: online (see below) Title : Single- and two-phase rock typing Speaker: Dr. Behzad Ghanbarian Affiliation: Assistant Professor of Engineering Geology – Kansas State University Abstract: In the literature, numerous methods linking a characteristic pore length scale (lc) to permeability (k) and porosity () have been used
The PorousMediaTTT team is happy to invite you to the last Porous Media Tea Time Talks (#PorousMediaTTT) session for this year on 17.11.2020 at 15.00 Oslo / local time on: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuK0ogQKdSxq6pW-vljLN1Q. The two presentations are: Experimental study of fluid flow and solute transport in fractured porous media By: Mehrdad Ahkami, ETH Zürich, Switzerland Application of
When: 18 November at 1PM (Oslo time) Where: online Title : Multiphase Flow and Reactive Transport in Porous Media: an Experimental Microfluidic Approach Speaker: Dr. Sophie Roman Affiliation: Associate Professor – University of Orléans (France) Abstract: There is a strong interest in imaging and numerical modeling of multiphase and reactive flow at the pore scale
PHD TRIAL LECTURE AND PUBLIC DEFENCE MAGNUS AASHAMMER GJENNESTAD – THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS – PORELAB NTNU Magnus Aashammer Gjennestad has submitted the following academic thesis as part of the doctoral work at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU): Modelling of two-phase equilibrium, stability and steady-state flow in porous media Assessment Committee The
Welcome to the next PoreLab lecture! When: 11 November 2020 at 13:00 (Oslo time) Where: online (see below) Title : ADMIRE: a multiscale framework for subsurface energy storage in (fractured) geological formations Speaker: Dr. Hadi Hajibeygi Affiliation: Associate Professor at TU Delft Abstract: Abstract: Subsurface geological formations provide giant capacities for storing renewable energy, when
Tomislav Vukovic started his PhD on August 3rd, 2020 at the department of Geoscience and Petroleum and PoreLab NTNU. Tomislav presents his PhD project as follow: “The topic of my PhD is optimization of screening criteria for green enhanced oil recovery (EOR) methods. A well-designed screening process is crucial for the success of the green
Short Course Series: Mathematics of Porous Media During the winter 2020-21 the Porous Media Group at the University of Bergen will organize a series of short courses on topics related to the mathematics of porous media. The lecturers are world leading researchers within their fields. Each topic will be covered in three two-hour lectures. The lectures will be
The Porous Media Tea Time Talks (PMTTT) team is happy to invite you to our next Porous Media Tea Time Talks (#PorousMediaTTT) session at 03.11.2020 at 10.30 Oslo time/local time on: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuK0ogQKdSxq6pW-vljLN1Q. The two presentations are: Are machines intelligent enough to infer REVs from raw microCT images? By: Ankita Singh, UNSW, Australia A novel texture-analysis
Read the last paper from Hamid H. Khanamiri, Per-Arne Slotte and Carl fredrik Berg on “Contact angles in two-phase flow images“, published in open access on October 27th, 2020 under Transport in Porous Media here: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11242-020-01485-y Abstract In this work, we calculate contact angles in X-ray tomography images of two-phase flow in order to
PoreLab participated to the virtual Pink Ribbon Run 2020 both in Trondheim and Oslo. The Pink Ribbon is an international symbol of breast cancer awareness About the run Trondheim and Oslo, like many towns around the world, organize a yearly race to support the action. Due to Corona, the Pink Ribbon Run was organized “virtually” during the fall 2020. What does
The Porous Media Tea Time Talks (PMTTT) team is happy to invite you to the next Porous Media Tea Time Talks (#PorousMediaTTT) session on 20.10.2020 at 15.00 pm CEST/ local time on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIAdCe91V_k. The two presentations are: Study of solute mixing during density-driven convection in multidimensional porous media By: Anna-Maria Eckel, Imperial College London, UK Convective mixing
Title : Modelling complex degradation processes in concrete structures across material scales Speaker: Dr. Ravi A. Patel Affiliation: Institute of building materials and material testing laboratory (IMB/MPA), Karlsruhe Institute of technology (KIT), Karlsruhe, Germany, formerly at Laboratory of waste management, Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Villgen Switzerland 5232 When: 28 October 2020 at 13:00, Oslo time
The Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics Group of the Royal Society of chemistry is organizing a series of webinars. The next webinar is from: Prof. Josep Bonet Avalos University of Tarragona, Rovira i Virgili, Spainhttps://www.urv.cat/en/research/support/programmes/marti-franques/cofund/phd-supervisors/bonet-josep/ When: Wed, Oct 21, 2020 4:00 PM – 5:15 PM BST Registration link:https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5504544844148082190 Twitter: @rsc_smtg www:https://www.rsc.org/Membership/Networking/InterestGroups/StatisticalMechanics/ In a recent article we
“The fractoluminescence phenomenon, that is, the emission of visible light when a material breaks, is generally unknown from the general public. It is yet rather easy to observe it, as one may only need to quickly unroll some adhesive tape in the dark (as shown in the picture). This intriguing phenomenon can be explained by
InterPore2021 is the 13th Annual InterPore Meeting and will offer physical as well as virtual lectures and attendees. The conference will be held at the Edinburgh International Conference Center (EICC) in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland. In order to accommodate those who, for various reasons, may be unable to join in the physical meeting, InterPore2021 will offer the
