Oladoyin Kolawole

Assistant Professor

New Jersey Institute of Technology

United States

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Oladoyin Kolawole is an Assistant Professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in the United States. His research focuses on geomechanical characterization, CO2 storage, and the sustainability of geo-energy systems. Notable recent articles explore experimental and computational insights into ultramafic rocks, geochemical interactions in aquifers, and the effects of permeability on wellbore integrity.

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Teaching and Graduate Research Assistant

Texas Tech University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (20)

Insights into susceptibility of underground infrastructure to geohazards due to subsurface urban heat Island

Experimental study of scCO2 injection strategies: Effects on geochemical reactions and reservoir properties in sandstone and carbonate formations

Experimental and Computational Insights into the Nanomechanical Characterization of Ultramafic Rocks for Geologic Hydrogen Production and Storage

Influence of permeability and strength of bentonite-based and low-carbon-based grouts on long-term wellbore integrity and sealing

Taking bio-induced precipitation to the field for sustainable geo-energy storage: Experimental and numerical studies of leakage mitigation

Geochemical interactions of supercritical CO<sub>2</sub>-brine-rock under varying injection strategies: implications for mechanical integrity in aquifers

Optimizing CO2 storage in deep saline formations: a comprehensive review of enhancing pore space utilization through simultaneous or alternate aquifer injection

Produced water integration in CO2 storage using different injection strategies: The effect of salinity on rock petrophysical, mineralogy, wettability and geomechanical properties

Porosity and bedding controls on bio-induced carbonate precipitation and mechanical properties of shale and dolomitic rocks: EICP vs MICP

Unveiling nanomechanical and pore-structural evolution of bio-precipitate arrays in heterogeneous granular media

An investigation of fatigue response of well cement under cyclic loading and impact on zonal isolation performance

Assessment of inherent heterogeneity effect on continuous mechanical properties of shale via uniaxial compression and scratch test methods

Produced Water Management and Utilization: Challenges and Future Directions

Modeling and Prediction of Temporal Biogeomechanical Properties Using Novel Machine Learning Approach

Tentative application of expansive cementitious materials in grouting – A systematic review

Underlying mechanisms and controlling factors of carbonate reservoir characterization from rock physics perspective: A comprehensive review

Coupled experimental assessment and machine learning prediction of mechanical integrity of MICP and cement paste as underground plugging materials

Produced Water Treatment: Review of Technological Advancement in Hydrocarbon Recovery Processes, Well Stimulation, and Permanent Disposal Wells

Mechanistic Study of Microbial Altered Properties in Dolostones

Pore- and Core-Scale Mechanisms Controlling Supercritical Cyclic Gas Utilization for Enhanced Recovery under Immiscible and Miscible Conditions in the Three Forks Formation

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