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and minerals, weather and climate, the evolution of life, natural disasters, wind power and energy, environmental and water engineering, and sustainable development. Our research combines natural
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and alteration of minerals, which can clog up wells (e.g. through scale formation) and change the physical characteristics of reservoirs, affecting their performance. The aim of this project will be
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lifeless subterranean realms of rock, magma, tectonic plates, or mineral formations are often conceived as static objects rather than dynamic sociopolitical forces. Yet recent debates in geological
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. The project includes one field campaign to a remote volcanic island and various research visits to collaborators in the UK and Germany. The 3 PhDs will apply advanced analytical techniques to analyse minerals
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on sustainable mineral technologies for the future. The Mining Engineering Research Group at NTNU provides a dynamic and collaborative working environment with access to advanced laboratory infrastructure and
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mineral distribution. This will contribute to improved assessment of shrink-swell risks and support the development of next-generation digital mapping tools. Candidates must hold a Master's degree or
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materials, authenticity of paints and or artworks or in ancient sediments, diamonds and volcanics. The MAGMAS project will make use of the advanced VU mineral and melt inclusion preparation laboratories but
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lead to the complete mineralization of contaminants. However, their large-scale deployment remains limited, particularly by their energy consumption. The international Turb'Eaux project proposes
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mineral and, to a lesser extent, animal materials. This also applies to the realm of symbolic behaviors. Certain “conventional” figures—whose composition is constrained by significant graphic norms
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-resolved structural and chemical changes during minerals-to-metals processing, including aqueous, electrochemical, thermal, and hybrid pathways relevant to extraction, refining, recycling, phase