Abbas Zeinijahromi

Associate Professor Abbas Zeinijahromi holds a position at the University of Adelaide's School of Chemical Engineering within the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology. He serves as the Discipline Lead of Mining and Petroleum Engineering and holds the Chevron Chair in Carbon Storage Engineering. His expertise lies in GeoEnergy and GeoStorage, focusing on reactive multi-phase flow in porous media with applications in CO2 storage, hydrogen storage, and enhanced oil recovery. He leads the GeoEnergy and Storage Laboratory and co-leads the Formation Damage & EOR Research Group.

Research Interests include CO2 Storage (CCUS), Underground Hydrogen Storage (UHS), Low Salinity Waterflooding, and Fines Migration phenomena. His work integrates mathematical and laboratory modeling to address challenges in subsurface energy systems.

Publications span advanced modeling techniques for CO2 and hydrogen solubility, permeability impairment during CO2 injection, and mechanisms of fines migration in reservoirs. These studies emphasize environmental and energy sustainability through innovative subsurface engineering solutions.

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Teaching and supervision focus on energy resources engineering. He collaborates on grants related to carbon storage, hydrogen storage, and enhanced recovery technologies.

Laboratory and team activities include the GeoEnergy and Storage Lab, emphasizing experimental and computational studies of subsurface processes.