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Daniel Sturmer

Associate Professor

University of Cincinnati

United States

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Daniel Sturmer is an Associate Professor at the University of Cincinnati, USA. His research focuses on late Paleozoic tectonics, sediment transport, and hydrogen storage, as evidenced by his recent articles. He employs a variety of analytical techniques, including handheld XRF and geochronology, to investigate geological processes and their implications.

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Mohamad R. Soltanian

UNITED STATES

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Andrew Czaja

Associate Professor

University of Cincinnati

UNITED STATES

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Impact of geological and operational conditions on underground hydrogen storage

The Antler orogeny reconsidered and implications for late Paleozoic tectonics of western Laurentia

Is the damage worth it? Testing handheld XRF as a non-destructive analytical tool for determining biogenic bone and tooth chemistry prior to destructive analyses

Corrigendum to “Impact of geological and operational conditions on underground hydrogen storage”<[International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2023) 1450–1471 / 36898]>, (S0360319922044469), (10.1016/j.ijhydene.2022.09.208)

Exploring the influence of Late Mississippian to Middle Pennsylvanian tectonics on sediment transport through detrital zircon geochronology, southwestern Kansas and northwestern Arkansas

Hydro-thermo-chemo-mechanical modeling of carbon dioxide injection in fluvial heterogeneous aquifers

Introduction to special issue: Laurentian evolution during the late Paleozoic: Interactions and feedbacks between tectonism, sedimentation, and climate

ORIGIN AND EMPLACEMENT OF THE BLUE DIAMOND LANDSLIDE BRECCIA, SOUTHERN NEVADA, U.S.A.

Trace Element Concentrations Associated with Mid-Paleozoic Microfossils as Biosignatures to Aid in the Search for Life

A DEBRIS FLOW DEPOSIT IN MAMMOTH CAVE: FIELD CHARACTERIZATION

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Mohamad R. Soltanian

Andrew Czaja

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Daniel Sturmer

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Articles (10)

Impact of geological and operational conditions on underground hydrogen storage

The Antler orogeny reconsidered and implications for late Paleozoic tectonics of western Laurentia

Is the damage worth it? Testing handheld XRF as a non-destructive analytical tool for determining biogenic bone and tooth chemistry prior to destructive analyses

Corrigendum to “Impact of geological and operational conditions on underground hydrogen storage”&lt;[International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2023) 1450–1471 / 36898]&gt;, (S0360319922044469), (10.1016/j.ijhydene.2022.09.208)

Exploring the influence of Late Mississippian to Middle Pennsylvanian tectonics on sediment transport through detrital zircon geochronology, southwestern Kansas and northwestern Arkansas

Hydro-thermo-chemo-mechanical modeling of carbon dioxide injection in fluvial heterogeneous aquifers

Introduction to special issue: Laurentian evolution during the late Paleozoic: Interactions and feedbacks between tectonism, sedimentation, and climate

ORIGIN AND EMPLACEMENT OF THE BLUE DIAMOND LANDSLIDE BRECCIA, SOUTHERN NEVADA, U.S.A.

Trace Element Concentrations Associated with Mid-Paleozoic Microfossils as Biosignatures to Aid in the Search for Life

A DEBRIS FLOW DEPOSIT IN MAMMOTH CAVE: FIELD CHARACTERIZATION

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Mohamad R. Soltanian

Andrew Czaja

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Corrigendum to “Impact of geological and operational conditions on underground hydrogen storage”<[International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2023) 1450–1471 / 36898]>, (S0360319922044469), (10.1016/j.ijhydene.2022.09.208)