Our research combines an array of approaches, including laboratory/field experiments, computational modeling, and analytical solutions, to understand the mechanical and hydraulic behaviour of rocks and fractures under subsurface environments. We are interested in coupled thermal–hydrological–mechanical–chemical (THMC) processes in fractured rocks and clay formations with applications for the energy transition (subsurface nuclear waste disposal, geothermal energy extraction, energy storage). We recently developed some interest in shaping fractures with many implications for subsurface science and engineering applications. 


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• For PhD Students 

We welcome qualified PhD applicants who are interested in our research areas to join our group. Please contact us via email before the Online application. 

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NEW PhD Projects (start in 2026): 

1. topic to be confirmed

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• For Postdoc and Visiting Scholars

We are also keen on research collaborations (e.g., applications for research projects/grants, Marie Curie Fellowship, Newton Postdoc Fellowship, etc.) - please contact us if you are interested.

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Update to 2025/3