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Biography
- Imperial College Governor's lecturer, Dept. Earth Sciences & Engineering, investigating complex geological processes by means of numerical simulations; current focus on multiphase fluid flow in fractured reservoirs. 2001-now
- research scientist developing C++ tools and reconstructing 3D-geometry of mineralized fault zones, modelling (reactive) fluid flow through them at Dept. Erdwissenschaften, ETH Zurich, Switzerland 1996-2000
- postdoc simulating fluid flow through deformation bands, fractures and faults at Dept. Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford University, CA, USA 1995-1996
- postdoc simulating fluid flow in US Gulf Coast sedimentary basin at Dept. Earth Sciences, Cornell University, NY, USA 1994-1995
- PhD student investigating intrusive-related hydrothermal systems at Research School of Earth Sciences, ANU, Australia 1990-1994
- student of geology and mineralogy at Eberhard-Karls University, Tübingen, Germany 1983-1989
Recent Measures of Esteem
- 2007 Co-chair SPE/EAGE Reservoir Characterisation & Simulation Conference
- 2006 Co-organiser SPE Forum ‘Naturally Fractured Reservoirs’ Broomfield, USA
- 2006 Invited speaker Gordon Conference on Flow and Transport in Permeable Media
- 2005 Invited speaker, SPE Reservoir Simulation Symposium, Houston
Please visit my research page to learn more about my current interests.
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