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), Centre for Applied Macro and Petroleum Economics (CAMP), Centre for Experimental Studies and Research (CESAR), and Centre for Applied and Theoretical Econometrics (CATE). The doctoral programme is an
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Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf - HZDR - Helmholtz Association | Dresden, Sachsen | Germany | 7 days ago
radioactive waste. Different microorganisms, but especially sulphate-reducing bacteria are present in clay rock as well as in the barrier material bentonite and can through the formation of corrosive
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seen in energy and electricity supply from non-renewable sources, due to, e.g., recent national policy changes around nuclear power or imported gas and oil. The demand side is transforming as well
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at the University of Oslo is Norway’s most comprehensive natural history collection. For almost 200 years, specimens of animals, fungi, plants, rocks, minerals and fossils have been collected, studied and preserved
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investigations and geochemical modelling. Specifically, you will: Characterise variability in mineralogical and petrophysical properties resulting from fluid–rock interactions under representative reservoir
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complex interactions between geology, fluid flow and water–rock reactions. Changes in pressure, temperature and fluid chemistry during production and reinjection can promote mineral dissolution and
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that can change everyday life. Department of Marine Technology We develop methods and technology related to the blue economy: oil and gas extraction at sea, ship technology and the equipment industry
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relevant projects. Any other responsibilities outlined and agreed upon with your research advisor. Required Qualifications Master’s degree in petroleum engineering, Energy and Mineral Engineering, or a
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, recycling and reuse, and applied building physics, especially focusing on the Arctic conditions. Project description This research explores how mining waste, such as tailings and waste rock, can be reused
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moving upward through porous brick, stone, or mortar by capillary action. These treatments are supposed to create a water-repellent zone in order to interrupt upward moisture transport. However, the