Thomas Hermans
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Thomas Hermans is an Assistant Professor at Ghent University in Belgium. His research focuses on multi-objective optimization in energy systems, geomechanical safety, and geophysical monitoring, specifically in areas such as thermal energy storage and groundwater management. Recent publications include studies on stochastic inversion of electromagnetic data and thermo-hydro-mechanical modeling for geothermal energy applications. His work aims to advance the understanding of resource quantification and climate change variability's impact on water resources management.
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Ellen Van De Vijver
Ghent University
Maximilian Ramgraber
Assistant Professor
Delft University of Technology
Niklas Linde
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University of Lausanne
Jonathan Chambers
British Geological Survey
Philip Brunner
Professor
University of Neuchatel
Jan H. Fleckenstein
Professor for Hydrololgic Modelling
University of Bayreuth
Kristine Walraevens
Ghent University
Alexandros Daniilidis
Delft University of Technology
Frederic Nguyen
Part-time Professor
KU Leuven
Olivier Bour
Université de Rennes 1
Adrian Flores Orozco
TU Wien
Majken Looms
Københavns Universitet
D Jougnot
Sorbonne Université
Anne-Catherine Dieudonné
Delft University of Technology

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