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Stefan Iglauer
Edith Cowan University
Research areas: Energy · Fuel Technology · Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques · CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions · Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis
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Edith Cowan University Professor of Petroleum Engineering2018 - Present
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Edith Cowan University Professor of Petroleum Engineering2018 - Present
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Edith Cowan University Professor of Petroleum Engineering2018 - Present
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Edith Cowan University Professor
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Publications (252)
- Biogeochemical Control of Hydrogen–Iron Minerals Interfacial Chemistry in Subsurface Energy Systems Save
- Capillary pressures of hydrogen-brine in carbonate and dolomite rocks under stress and with pore pressure Save
- Wettability of Rocks: Insights From an Electrical Double Layer Framework Save
- Microbubble and Conventional CO2 Injections and Their Impacts on Carbon Sequestration Efficiency Save
- Mobility of Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Nanoparticles in Carbonate Reservoirs: Application to Subsurface Projects Save
- Wettability and Petrophysics-Aware Prediction of CO2 Residual Trapping using Machine Learning: Implications for CO2 Geo-storage Save
- Wettability and Pore Structure-Aware Prediction of CO2 Residual Trapping using Machine Learning: Implications for CO2 geo-storage Save
- Wettability and Pore Structure-Aware Prediction of CO2 Residual Trapping using Machine Learning: Implications for CO2 geo-storage Save
- Correction to “Hydrogen-Induced Transformations in Dolomite: Unlocking Natural Hydrogen Exploration and Subsurface Storage in Carbonates” Save
- Deep Shale of Lower Cambrian: Implications for Prospective Shale Gas Resources Save
- Digital Core Analysis and Pore Network Modeling of CO2 Flow and Trapping in the Otway Basin Save
- Enhancing Hydrogen Storage Efficiency in Organic-Rich Shales Using Silica Nanofluids: A Comprehensive Study on Wettability Alteration Save
- Hydrogen-Induced Transformations in Dolomite: Unlocking Natural Hydrogen Exploration and Subsurface Storage in Carbonates Save
- A Critical Review on Parameters Affecting the Feasibility of Underground Hydrogen Storage Save
- Sensitivity Analysis of Reservoir Characteristics and Flue Gas Composition for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Heterogeneous Reservoir Save
- Hydrogen and Carbon Dioxide Kinetic Adsorption and Diffusion Behavior into Organic-Rich Shale: Implications of Mineralogy and Organic Content Save
- Zeta Potential of Supercritical CO2‐Water‐Sandstone Systems and Its Correlation With Wettability and Residual Subsurface Trapping of CO2 Save
- Advancing Natural Hydrogen Exploration: Headspace Gas Analysis in Water-Logged Environments Save
- Robust NMR Examination of the Three-Phase Flow Dynamics of Carbon Geosequestration Combined with Enhanced Oil Recovery in Carbonate Formations Save
- A natural hydrogen seep in Western Australia: Observed characteristics and controls Save