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Mohd Amro

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Professor Mohd Amro is a faculty member at the Technical University Bergakemie Freiberg in Germany. His research interests encompass CO 2 flow modeling, gas hydrate stability under geologic carbon storage conditions, and petroleum source rock evaluation using techniques such as x-ray diffraction. He has published extensively on subsurface migration behavior, fluid displacement in porous media, and sustainable approaches for oil-leak remediation.

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Danny Reuter

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Fraunhofer-Institut für Elektronische Nanosysteme ENAS

GERMANY

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Taofik Nassan

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TU Bergakademie Freiberg

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Cold CO<sub>2</sub> Injection into Depleted Gas Reservoirs: Implications for Capacity, Injectivity and Containment

CO<sub>2</sub> flow modeling in a coupled wellbore and aquifer system: Details of pressure, temperature, and dry-out

Experimental investigation on the stability of gas hydrates under near-wellbore conditions during CO<sub>2</sub> injection for geologic carbon storage

Impact of Wettability and Gravity on Fluid Displacement and Trapping in Representative 2D Micromodels of Porous Media (2D Sand Analogs)

Application of x-ray diffraction (Xrd) and rock–eval analysis for the evaluation of middle eastern petroleum source rock

Experimental and numerical assessment of Light Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid (LNAPL) subsurface migration behavior in the vicinity of groundwater table

New Structural Percolation Transition in Fractional Wet 3D-Porous Media: A Comparative μ-CT Study

Comparative investigation of vapor expulsion technique (VET: Via N<sub>2</sub>-treatment) and carbonate–clay based adsorbents as sustainable approaches for oil-leak remediation

Naturally pre-designed biomaterials: Spider molting cuticle as a functional crude oil sorbent

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Taofik Nassan

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