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Modeling naturally fractured reservoirs is re-gaining interest in the Oil & Gas industry and academia for application in carbonate fractured reservoirs and unconventional reservoirs where natural
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students and is rapidly expanding its range of education and research activities. We are looking for a Research Fellow to conduct 1) modeling of hydro-thermal induced fractures and/or faults; 2) mapping
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Project title: Wear and Fracture Testing Models for Dental Crowns: From Oral Tribology to 4D Micro-CT Failure Analysis Dental
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to characterize and manage fracture connectivity and optimize fluid distribution within granites and sedimentary rocks, maximize heat sweep efficiency, reduce preferential flow through highly conductive fractures
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in nano-Darcy shale rocks and propped fractures, with analytical and numerical modeling to interpret multiphase transport and evaluate optimal drawdown strategies for improved production. In
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, University of Oslo (UiO), Norway. The preferred starting date is as soon as possible, or by agreement. The position is linked to the funded project “Wear and Fracture Testing Models for Dental Crowns: From
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is as soon as possible, or by agreement. The position is linked to the funded project “Wear and Fracture Testing Models for Dental Crowns: From Oral Tribology to 4D Micro-CT Failure Analysis
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Microscopy Imaging etc for the purpose of quantification of hardness, chewiness, springiness, fracture stress, and fracture strain for small sizes of food samples Compare the feasibility, resolution, and
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, micro-indentation, and micro texture analysers (e.g., TA.XT plus), Confocal Laser Microscopy Imaging etc for the purpose of quantification of hardness, chewiness, springiness, fracture stress, and
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simulators (e.g., CMG GEM, ECLIPSE) and a proven track record of history-matching laboratory core-floods. Experience or strong fundamental training in Geomechanics (stress-strain relationships, fracture