Nina Zeyen

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University of Geneva

Switzerland

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Nina Zeyen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. Her research focuses on the geochemical processes related to carbon mineralization and CO2 sequestration, with recent articles exploring topics such as the weathering of kimberlite residues, the migration of transition metals during leaching processes, and the implications of mineral carbonation in different geological contexts. She is actively engaged in advancing our understanding of carbon verification and accounting through innovative approaches in geochemical modeling and enhanced rock weathering.

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University of Geneva

University of Geneva

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PhD Position in Mineralogy and Geomicrobiology of Modern Lacustrine Microbialites

One PhD position is available in mineralogy and geomicrobiology of modern lacustrine microbialites. The opportunity is associated with the University of Geneva , NCCR Genesis , and Université Paris Saclay . The post is shared by Nina Zeyen , Assistant Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at UNIGE. This is a research-focused doctoral opening for candidates interested in Earth Science , Geology , Biology , and related microbial and mineral systems in lake environments. Application deadline: September 15. No further funding, eligibility, or application-link details are included in the post.

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Articles (12)

Migration of transition metals and potential for carbon mineralization during acid leaching of processed kimberlite from Venetia diamond mine, South Africa

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2024

Magnesite everywhere: Formation of carbonates in the alkaline lakes and playas of the Cariboo Plateau, British Columbia, Canada

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2024

Weathering and cementation of historic kimberlite residues from South Africa: Implications for residue stabilization and CO2 sequestration

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2024

Impact of wet-dry cycles on enhanced rock weathering of brucite, wollastonite, serpentinite and kimberlite: Implications for carbon verification

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2023

Geochemical modeling of CO2 sequestration in ultramafic mine wastes from Australia, Canada, and South Africa: Implications for carbon accounting and monitoring

Year:

2023

Accelerating mineral carbonation in hydraulic fracturing flowback and produced water using CO2-rich gas

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2022

Unlocking the potential of hydraulic fracturing flowback and produced water for CO2 removal via mineral carbonation

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2022

Cation Exchange in Smectites as a New Approach to Mineral Carbonation

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2022

Early precipitated micropyrite in microbialites: A time capsule of microbial sulfur cycling

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2022

Direct measurement of CO2 drawdown in mine wastes and rock powders: Implications for enhanced rock weathering

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2022

Integrative analysis of the mineralogical and chemical composition of modern microbialites from ten Mexican lakes: What do we learn about their formation?

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2021

Evaluating feedstocks for carbon dioxide removal by enhanced rock weathering and CO2 mineralization

Year:

2021

Collaborators (8)

Daniel Alessi

Professor and Encana Chair in Water Resources

University of Alberta

CANADA

Elodie Duprat

Associate Professor

Sorbonne Université

FRANCE

Virgil Pasquier

Junior Lecturer

University of Lausanne

SWITZERLAND

Karim Benzerara

-

FRANCE

Carlos Paulo

Trent University

CANADA

Sasha Wilson

Professor

University of Alberta

CANADA

David Moreira

-

FRANCE

Gordon Southam

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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