David Cruset Segura

David Cruset Segura is a Permanent Researcher at the Institute of Earth Sciences Jaume Almera (GEO3BCN-CSIC), part of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). He specializes in integrated geodynamic studies, sedimentary basin evolution, and fluid flow in orogenic systems. His research employs geochronology, reservoir characterization, and outcrop analogues to investigate natural resources and landscape evolution.

Education:

• PhD in Geology, Universitat de Barcelona (2015-2019)
• Master's in Geology and Geophysics of Reservoirs, Universitat de Barcelona (2012-2013)
• BSc in Geology, Universitat de Barcelona (2007-2012)

Research Focus: His work spans fluid migration in fold-thrust belts, diagenetic processes, mechanical stratigraphy, and isotopic geochemistry. Recent projects analyze geothermal reservoirs in the Pyrenees, diagenetic patterns in Spanish basins, and geomorphic responses to lithospheric dynamics in the Betic Cordillera.

Publication Trends: His 2025 publications demonstrate multidisciplinary approaches combining sedimentology, structural geology, and geochemistry. Key themes include deltaic system characterization, fracture network impacts on reservoirs, and isotopic signatures of diagenetic minerals, with field sites concentrated in the Ebro Basin, Pyrenees, and Iberian Range.

Awards:

• APIF Predoctoral Fellowship (2016-2019)