Ryosuke Okuno

Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering

University of Alberta

Canada

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Dr. Ryosuke Okuno is an Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the University of Alberta, Canada. His research primarily focuses on enhanced oil recovery, CO2 mineralization, and the thermal dynamics of bitumen extraction. Notable recent work includes studies on the use of aqueous ketone solutions and formate ligands for improved geological carbon storage and oil recovery efficiencies.

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Enhanced ex-situ CO2 mineralization with stromatolite and silicate minerals using formate ligands

Enhanced Oil Recovery from Siliceous Shale Reservoir Cores by Aqueous Ketone Solution

Wettability Alteration of Organic-Rich Siliceous Shale by Aqueous Ketone Solution

A systematic comparison of solvents and their concentrations in bitumen gravity drainage under controlled thermodynamic conditions

Thermodynamic Modeling of Aqueous Nanobubble Dispersion

Geochemical Impact of High-Concentration Formate Solution Injection on Rock Wettability for Enhanced Oil Recovery and Geologic Carbon Storage

Aqueous Nitrogen-Nanobubble dispersion and supersaturation at elevated pressures up to 277 bara

Gravity drainage of bitumen under controlled thermodynamic conditions in DME-steam co-injection

A Study of Dimethyl Ether-Steam Coinjection Using a Large-Scale Physical Model

Techno-economic-environmental study of CO2 and aqueous formate solution injection for geologic carbon storage and enhanced oil recovery

Advanced modeling of diffusion and convection in multiphase compositional simulation for tight porous media

Advanced modeling of diffusion and convection in multiphase compositional simulation for tight porous media

CO2 capture as bicarbonate using DMAPA with incorporation of surface activity

Analytical solutions for the injection of wettability modifiers in carbonate reservoirs based on a reduced surface complexation model

Analytical solutions for the injection of wettability modifiers in carbonate reservoirs based on a reduced surface complexation model

Aqueous formate solution for enhanced water imbibition in oil recovery and carbon storage in carbonate reservoirs

The impact of permeability barriers on steam-solvent coinjection – A mechanistic study using a physical model

A Comparative Study of the Cubic-Plus-Association Equation of State and a Peng-Robinson Equation of State–Based Solid Model for Asphaltene Simulation in the Wellbore

Application of multicomponent sorption for diffusive transport in numerical simulation of tight reservoirs

Aqueous Nanobubble Dispersion of CO2 at Pressures Up To 208 bara

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