Research Scientist, Melbourne. Passion for fluid mechanics, subsurface flow and CCS.
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined December 2017
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Incredibly happy to share that I successfully defended my PhD!
A huge thank you to my supervisors Samuel Jackson @sci_sjj, Sam Krevor @TheReaderSam and Ann Muggeridge for everything. And to all who made it possible - it's been an incredible adventure!
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My first in-person conference was worth the wait! @GordonConf on CCUS in Ventura, California.
Photos:
1) Happy to be presenting my poster on trapping dynamics during carbon storage in collab with @sci_sjj @ANSTO
2) With my research group at the beach
First one, did not grasp on the first few attempts
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In even more exciting news, and the reason for me picking up the award virtually, we welcomed baby Theodora into the world on 21st November. An absolute joy! Her mother is a superstar. Spending paternity and Christmas enjoying cuddles and a general lack of sleep! – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Honoured to recieve the John Tyndall Award for Excellence in CCUS research at the CO2CRC CCUS Symposium 2021. Awarded every 2 years, I'm grateful for the fantastic team at CSIRO without which none of this would have been possible! – at Melbourne, Victoria
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New preprint out! The work is the result of the excellent MSc. research by Dan Keable. It explores the archetype fluid dynamics system of a Hele-Shaw cell, and how miscible unstable fluid interfaces displace. Great to have this out after a long road!
arxiv.org/abs/2111.06548
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A great first paper from Ph.D. student Catrin Harris! A combination of experimental, simulation and field analysis to understand uncertainty in CO2 trapping in the subsurface. The first paper of many I'm sure
Super happy that my first paper has been published in the International journal of greenhouse gas control: authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
Big thank you to my supervisors at #ImperialCollege and #CSIRO, along with collaborators at the #UniversityofCambridge
@TheReaderSam
@sci_sjj
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New preprint out! A lovely new collaboration with Australian researchers using deep learning to enhance our understanding of multiscale systems and fluid flow! Check out the paper and open data/code - arxiv.org/abs/2111.01270#
New pre-print out from Ph.D. student Scott Higgs on hydrogen-brine-sandstone wettability! We use In-situ (X Ray Micro-CT) and ex-situ techniques to characterise the system, and understand underground hydrogen storage! Great collab @CSIRO & @UNSW doi.org/10.31223/X54045
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Twitterverse: Where can I host some X-Ray images freely, or cheaply, now that @RocksPortal charges (quite large!) fees? I have 30 images ranging from 11 MB to 600MB in size, around 10Gb in total?
Streaming from Oz - our favourite show @GBMofficial and favourite geologist @seis_matters. Was this the best food ever @seis_matters? – at Elwood, Melbourne
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Really like the new 'Public access' feature on Google Scholar - it could go further though. Rather than just funding mandated open access, why not list all papers that have open access versions (and those that don't)? It would insentivise public sharing of work
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Session 6f is live now! Come learn about results ofonitoring at major CCS Projects. We have a great spread of projects from around the world - USA, Canada, Japan, Norway and Australia. #GHGT15
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Seems like an opportunity for Tenet-esque plots if you ask me
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Had so much fun at the Australian Synchrotron last week. So good to get back in the 'office'. Also felt right at home talking to the MOST Yorkshire beamline scientist
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