Michael Kersten

Professor (retired)

Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz

Germany

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Michael Kersten is a retired Professor at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany. His research areas encompass deep learning applications in fine particle retention, multi-scale imaging of heterogeneous rocks, aqueous solubility in mineral systems, and groundwater contamination issues, particularly relating to arsenic and antimony mobility. His recent publications reflect a strong emphasis on the interplay between environmental factors and geological processes.

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Tomasz Bajda

AGH University of Science and Technology

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Aalto University

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Solubility of mimetite ${Pb_{5}(AsO_{4})_{3}Cl}$ - vanadinite ${Pb_{5}(VO_{4})_{3}Cl}$ solid solution series at 5–65\stC

Prediction of fine particle retention at the pore-scale using deep learning

Efficient multi-scale image reconstruction of heterogeneous rocks with unresolved porosity using octree structures

Aqueous solubilities in the apatite solid-solution system with double co-substitution on both Ca–Sr cation and OH–F anion sublattice positions

Groundwater arsenic and antimony mobility from an antimony mining area: Controls of sulfide oxidation, carbonate and silicate weathering, and secondary mineral precipitation

Machine-Learned Surrogate Models for Efficient Oil Well Placement Under Operational Reservoir Constraints

Groundwater irrigation induced variations in DOM fluorescence and arsenic mobility

Image-Based Multi-scale Reconstruction of Unresolved Microporosity in 3D Heterogeneous Rock Digital Twins Using Cross-Correlation Simulation and Watershed Algorithm

Temperature-dependent adsorption by goethite of molybdate and vanadate

Combustion conditions and feed coals regulating the Fe- and Ti-containing nanoparticles in various coal fly ash

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Tomasz Bajda

Mahdi Mousavi

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