PoreLab Lecture Series
Do you wish to receive the invitations to the PoreLab lectures? Contact Marie-Laure Olivier here: Marie-Laure.Olivier@ntnu.no
INVITATION TO THE PORELAB COURSE , “EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN POROUS AND COMPLEX SYSTEMS” (FYS 4420/FYS9420 AT UIO)
The PoreLab course on ” Experimental techniques in porous and complex systems ” will be offered in the 2020 fall semester. The course is offered for both, Ph.D. and master students. The code for the Ph.D. level is FYS9240. The master level code is FYS4420. The lectures will be held in PoreLab Oslo and PoreLab Trondheim. For
Diego Kingston defended his thesis on June 9th
Congratulations to Diego Kingston who defended his thesis on June 9th, 2020. Diego was awarded his PhD with the highest distinction from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Diego had 2 research stays at PoreLab during the course of his PhD, a first period between Mars and May 2019, and a second period between September
Jingya Zhang defended her thesis on May 30th
Congratulations to Jingya Zhang who defended her thesis on May 30th, 2020! Jingya spent the 3rd year of her PhD at PoreLab from September 2018 to August 2019, working with Professor Ole Torsæter. During her research stay in PoreLab, she conducted research on characterization of pore structure of tight sandstones and studied the impact of
InterPore 2020 – Submission deadline 25 June 2020
The 12th Annual InterPore Meeting will be held for the first time in the digital realm. More information about InterPore 2020 here >> Due to the change to an online conference, abstract submission has been re-opened. Please note the deadline of 25 June 2020 for all submissions. Information about abstract submission here >>
Thesis defence of Stein-Martin Fagerland on “Nanoparticles, ultrasound and microbubble mediated drug delivery in cancer model”, June 12th
Text from Professor Catharina de Lange Davies Stein-Martin Fagerland will defend his PhD thesis “Nanoparticles, ultrasound and microbubble mediated drug delivery in cancer model” on Friday June 12th. The defence will take place in room S21, in Sentralbygget 2. Floor at Gløshaugen, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway. The schedule is different from normal as the 2. opponent
5th EarthFlows seminar on June 11th and 12th at UiO & Zoom
Welcome to the annual EarthFlows seminar organised at the Njord center, University of Oslo, Norway. The seminar will be held on June 11th and 12th, with speakers and audience both attending from the seminar room Kelvin at Blindern, University of Oslo, and by Zoom. If you wish to attend the seminar, please sign up here:
PoreLab researcher invited on live TV in Brazil
PoreLab researcher, Marcel Moura, was on live TV on May 18th, 2020, in Brazil. It was a special program about the anniversary of his hometown Caruaru (18/05). He talked about PoreLab’s activities and showed a video of the Flying Chain experiment. He talked as well about a very relevant topic during this corona time, namely
Free ebook available for the last release: “Nanothermodynamics-general theory”
ebook available here >> More information about “Nanothermodynamics – general theory” here >> From left to right: Sondre Schnell, Signe Kjelstrup and Dick Bedeaux
Two open positions (PhD + postdoc) in Reservoir Engineering and Petrophysics at NTNU
About the PhD position We have a vacancy for a three-year PhD scholarship in the research group Reservoir Engineering and Petrophysics at the Department of Geoscience and Petroleum (IGP) at NTNU. The position is part of the project “Pore Scale Simulations for Wettability Description” funded by The Research Council of Norway. It will be in
Open PhD position in machine learning and data mining for lubricant formulation
About the position The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering has a vacancy for a PhD candidate in machine learning and data mining for lubricant formulation in the Materials Group. We are looking for candidates with a background in one or ideally more of these areas: machine learning, computational science, statistics, data mining, statistical physics,
Read more about the reindeer nose and how it can help us studying energy efficiency
Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) have evolved elaborate nasal turbinate structures that are perfused via a complex vascular network. These are subject to thermoregulatory control, shifting between heat conservation and dissipation, according to the animal’s needs. The three-dimensional design of the turbinate structures is essential in the sense that they determine the efficiency with which heat and
New Release: Nanothermodynamics – General Theory
The world of small systems challenges standard knowledge. Can we use classical thermodynamics? The answer to that is no. The book discusses how Terrill Hill developed the field of nanothermodynamics, which applies perfectly well also to small systems, to address this problem. He introduced an ensemble of replicas of the small system and showed that
Vejen til frihed
Exit-strategi : Kan vi forhindre nye bølger af COVID-19 ved hjælp af såkaldt kontaktsporing? Ja, viser en gruppe forskere: Ved hjælp af overvågning, test og karantæne er det muligt at holde smitten i ave.Les artikkelen fra Gaute Linga og Kristian Stølevik Olsen, Postdok og PhD kandidat fra institutt for fysikk ved Universitet i Oslo her: https://www.weekendavisen.dk/2020-19/ideer/vejen-til-frihed?fbclid=IwAR12qfhJy6y3HE_EmtcDboTZ_TzycjBu-JOdHM47JHTF59QLW7r4l07N3qg Figuren
Splitter ny 3D-skanner følger væsker fra hulrom til hulrom
Nytt verktøy kan avsløre hemmeligheter om vann i et vannreservoar, olje i et oljereservoar og CO2 under havbunnen. I en ny artikkel fra Eivind Torgersen under Titan.no, viser fram Professor Knut Jørgen Måløy og PhD kandidat Joachim Falck Brodin nyvinningen som åpner nye dører i forskning på det som kalles porøse
Two new INTPART projects at PoreLab
We are very happy to announce that two INTPART applications directly connected to PoreLab were selected for funding under the 2019 RCN call. INTPART – the “Programme for International Partnerships for Excellent Education, Research and Innovation” – aims at the development of long-term relations between Norwegian higher education and research institutions in a group of