We study fluid flow and reactive transport in subsurface systems to develop innovative solutions to water, energy, and climate issues.

We are an interdisciplinary team of motivated and passionate students and researchers dedicated to advancing our fundamental understanding of coupled flow processes in porous and fractured media. Using a variety of cutting-edge research tools, we study how fluid flow and reactive transport are influenced by biogeochemical, thermal, and mechanical processes, at various spatial scales (pore to field). With the improved understanding, we develop predictive models for critical subsurface applications, including in situ carbon mineralization, contaminant transport in subsurface systems, fractured aquifer characterization, enhanced geothermal systems, and aquifer storage and recovery. 

Key announcements & news

• A PhD position is available for Fall 2026. Please contact me with your full CV if interested. I am seeking a self-motivated and collaborative student with a strong interest in integrating groundwater numerical modeling, fieldwork, and data management to advance our understanding of transport processes in groundwater systems.

• [Aug 2025] Peter, Jenny, and Phillipe were part of the instructor team that ran another successful year of Hydrocamp (summer field hydrogeology). Please check out the new course website!

• [Feb 2025] Peter receives the InterPore Award for Porous Media Research! InterPore has always been special to me, providing not only inspiration but also friendships and collaborations, making this recognition even more meaningful!