Geoenergy in the Hands of Early Career Researchers - Organised by The Geological Society

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Sustainable Energy Theatre
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
8:45 AM - 10:05 AM
Room 2

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In the race to realise the transition to a sustainable energy future, early career scientists are paving the way. This session will showcase multidisciplinary, innovative research led by emerging leaders in the field and present a forward-looking panel discussion/dialogue on what the next generation of researchers and practitioners want to achieve.


Speaker

Dr Ross Pettigrew
Task Fronterra Geoscience

Borehole images: an underutilized tool in ground investigations?

Dr Attilio Molossi
Phd
University of Trieste, GEOLOG International

Deep learning-assisted borehole image analysis for enhanced geothermal reservoir evaluation: a case study in the West Netherlands Basin

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Dr Odd Andersen
Researcher
SINTEF Digital

Dynamic coarsening for efficient simulation of geothermal energy applications

Ms Sjastri Hansen
Royal Holloway University of London

Subsurface Energy Storage Potential in Salt Structures in the UK Sector of the Southern North Sea

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Selvican Turkdogan
TU Delft

Damage zone characterization using fracture patterns and stress fields: a novel study at the Grimsel Test Site, Swiss Alps


Chair A

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Guofeng Song
Delft University Of Technology


Chair B

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Kevin Taylor
Professor
University of Manchester


Chair C

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Kevin Bisdom
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