Our environment is shaped by the interaction between water and rock. This interaction has a crucial impact on a range of diverse processes, such as the way landscapes develop and erode, the spread of contaminants in groundwater, and the storage of carbon dioxide in subsurface reservoirs. In my group, we study these processes using a combination of cutting edge lab technology, state-of-the-art modeling, and field work. Current research projects include:
- Developing new methods for carbon storage
- Mitigating contaminant transport in aquifers
- Quantifying weathering in carbonate rocks
Students in my team are part of a dynamic research program that is pioneering new projects at the interface between hydrology, geology, and geochemistry. Scholarships are available for creative and talented candidates with backgrounds in Earth Sciences and Natural Sciences.
For further information concerning M.Sc., Ph.D. and postdoctoral opportunities , contact Prof. Simon Emmanuel (simon.emmanuel@mail.huji.ac.il).
