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Technische Universiteit Delft

Founded in 1842, Delft University of Technology is the oldest, largest, and most comprehensive technical university in the Netherlands. With over 14,000 students and 2,700 scientists (including 200 professors), it is an establishment of both national importance and significant international standing.

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Mekelweg 2
2629 JB
Delft
015 278 91 11
www.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=e5c259bd-0649-40b5-8084-621275f7c961&lang=en

Contact persons

Hans Geerlings

Rene Tamboer

Karl-Heinz Wolf

Members

Saygin Abdikan

Sayee Prasaad Balaji

Andre Bardow

Auke Barnhoorn

Cas Berentsen

Hans Bruining

Miguel Caro Cuenca

Marinus Eric Donselaar

Bogdan Dorneanu

Deyan Draganov

Guy Drijkoningen

Soledad van Eijk

Jonatan Flores Colmenares

Jacob Fokkema

Hans Geerlings

Ranajit Ghose

Douglas Gilding

Maarten de Groot

Abrar Ahmad Hakeem

Ramon Hanssen

Timo Heimovaara

Patrick van Hemert

Alexander Kachko

Freek Kapteijn

Roozbeh khosrokhavar

Alex Kirichek

Asiya Kudarova

Shizhuo Liu

Pooja Mahapatra

Joana Martins

Anneleen Oyen

Anna Peksa

Panneerselvam Ranganathan

Saskia Roels

Bill Rossen

Susanne Rudolph

Hamidreza Salimi

Andreas Schaller

Christiaan Schoemaker

Narjes Shojaikaveh

Angelo Simone

Evert Slob

Rene Tamboer

Aditya Thallam Thattai

Carsten Trapp

Ad Verkooijen

Thijs Vlugt

Kees Wapenaar

Karl-Heinz Wolf

Pacelli L.J. Zitha

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Latest Publications

Type	Title	Date
Report	D01: Progress report on Calibration and testing of models to experimental data. D02: Progress report on Development of both flow models and flow simulators	25-08-2011
Report	Report on the relation between uptake, swelling behaviour, stress state and injectivity in coal: injection of CO2 in ‘dry’ coal and in coal with water and methane present	11-07-2011
Presentation	PhD factor	05-07-2011
Report	Progress report on: Preparation of site specific geodetic remote sensing techniques for ground movement	14-09-2010
Report	Progress report on: Numerical model data and reports on the effect of seasonal CO2 delivery on storage efficiency and capacity	09-09-2010

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