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The field of Geomaterials encompasses a wide range of subjects that intersect with various research areas at the Institute of GeoEnergy Engineering. Our studies focus on analyzing rocks along with associated materials including concrete, soil, snow, paper, ceramics, and virtually all porous substances, examining their characteristics and behaviors.
Central to Geomaterials research is the principle that microscopic grain and pore structures, along with fluid-filled spaces, shape a material's physical attributes while preserving evidence of geological events that formed them. By studying natural rock formations and conducting controlled lab experiments, researchers trace how these processes influence structural changes over time.
The Geomaterials team prioritizes combining imaging and analytical methods to precisely measure structural transformations and their physical impacts. These insights are then incorporated into computational models, enabling practical applications in diverse scenarios.