Stefan Iglauer

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Edith Cowan University

Australia

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Stefan Iglauer is a Professor at Edith Cowan University in Australia. His research encompasses a range of topics, including hydrogen-induced transformations in carbonate minerals, shale gas resources, and the efficiency of hydrogen storage in organic-rich shales. Recent articles highlight his work on carbon dioxide trapping in subsurface environments and advanced techniques for natural hydrogen exploration.

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Articles (20)

Correction to “Hydrogen-Induced Transformations in Dolomite: Unlocking Natural Hydrogen Exploration and Subsurface Storage in Carbonates”

Hydrogen-Induced Transformations in Dolomite: Unlocking Natural Hydrogen Exploration and Subsurface Storage in Carbonates

Deep Shale of Lower Cambrian: Implications for Prospective Shale Gas Resources

Digital Core Analysis and Pore Network Modeling of CO2 Flow and Trapping in the Otway Basin

Enhancing Hydrogen Storage Efficiency in Organic-Rich Shales Using Silica Nanofluids: A Comprehensive Study on Wettability Alteration

A Critical Review on Parameters Affecting the Feasibility of Underground Hydrogen Storage

Sensitivity Analysis of Reservoir Characteristics and Flue Gas Composition for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Heterogeneous Reservoir

Zeta Potential of Supercritical CO2‐Water‐Sandstone Systems and Its Correlation With Wettability and Residual Subsurface Trapping of CO2

Advancing Natural Hydrogen Exploration: Headspace Gas Analysis in Water-Logged Environments

Hydrogen and Carbon Dioxide Kinetic Adsorption and Diffusion Behavior into Organic-Rich Shale: Implications of Mineralogy and Organic Content

Calcite–Fluid Interfacial Tension: H<sub>2</sub> and CO<sub>2</sub> Geological Storage in Carbonates

CO2, CH4, and H2 Adsorption Performance of the Metal–Organic Framework HKUST-1 by Modified Synthesis Strategies

Effect of Methyl Orange on the Hydrogen Wettability of Sandstone Formation for Enhancing the Potential of Underground Hydrogen Storage

Effect of Organic Acids on CO2 Trapping in Carbonate Geological Formations: Pore-Scale Observations Using NMR

Performance Evaluation of Silica–Graphene Quantum Dots for Enhanced Oil Recovery from Carbonate Reservoirs

Liquid Permeability Determination from Vacuum Imbibition in Tight/Shale Core Plugs

Cryogenic Liquid Nitrogen Fracking Effects on Petro-Physical and Morphological Characteristics of the Sembar Shale Gas Formation in the Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan

Impact of Wettability Alteration on CO2 Residual Trapping in Oil-Wet Sandstone at Reservoir Conditions Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

Novel Nanocomposite Coated Proppants for Enhanced Scale Inhibition Lifetime in Tight Shale Formations

Shale Wettability and Influencing Factors: A Statistical Investigation

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Hussein Rasool Abid Abid

Krista Davies

David Vega-Maza

Arshad Raza

Hussein Hoteit

Alireza Keshavarz

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