Oliver Warr

Assistant Professor

University of Ottawa
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Oliver Warr is an Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa, Canada. His research primarily focuses on natural hydrogen and helium generation, the impact of CO2-charged fluids on terrestrial aquifers, and microbial community dynamics in deep groundwater systems. He has contributed to the understanding of Precambrian crust properties and hydrogeochronology through multiple recent publications.

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