Laura Dalton

Assistant Professor

Duke University

United States

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Laura Dalton is an Assistant Professor at Duke University, based in the United States. Her research focuses on deep learning applications in material sciences, particularly in relation to inverse problems, as well as environmental impacts of CO2 mineralization and nutrient management in agriculture. She has published recent articles addressing topics such as the behavior of porous media, geothermal systems, and moisture flow in concrete.

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North Carolina State University

UNITED STATES

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Learning latent hardening: enhancing deep learning with domain knowledge for material inverse problems

A Liposomal Carrier to Reduce Leaching of Ionic Nutrient Loads in Agricultural Soils

Predicting compressive stress-strain behavior of elasto-plastic porous media via morphology-informed neural networks

Gas CO2 foaming and intermixing in portland cement paste to sequester CO2

The impacts of CaCO3 deposition in natural wood on its viscoelastic properties

Stability of two-phase flow with interfacial flux in porous media: CO2 mineralization

Solutions and case studies for thermally driven reactive transport and porosity evolution in geothermal systems (reactive Lauwerier problem)

Investigating the use of electrical capacitance tomography to image rapid transient moisture flow through cracks in concrete

Application of unsupervised deep learning to image segmentation and in-situ contact angle measurements in a CO2-water-rock system

Does ITZ Influence Moisture Transport in Concrete?

Role of heterogeneous surface wettability on dynamic immiscible displacement, capillary pressure, and relative permeability in a CO2-water-rock system

Supercritical, liquid, and gas CO2 reactive transport and carbonate formation in portland cement mortar

Influence of Clay Wettability Alteration on Relative Permeability

The Effect of Gas Solubility on the Secondary Sorption in a Portland Cement Mortar Observed by X-ray CT

Contact Angle Measurements Using Sessile Drop and Micro-CT Data from Six Sandstones

CO2–Brine Contact Angle Measurements on Navajo, Nugget, Bentheimer, Bandera Brown, Berea, and Mt. Simon Sandstones

Characterizing the Evolution of Trapped scCO2 Curvature in Bentheimer and Nugget Sandstone Pore Geometry

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