Hamid Emami-Meybodi

Hamid Emami-Meybodi is an Associate Professor at the Pennsylvania State University within the Department of Energy & Mineral Engineering (College of Earth and Mineral Sciences). His research focuses on unconventional reservoirs, hydrocarbon recovery, and carbon dioxide sequestration in geological formations.

• Research Themes: Climate and Natural Systems, Integrated Energy Systems
• Affiliations: Affiliate Researcher, International Energy Agency (IEE)

Research Interests include hydraulic fracturing, gas transport in nanoporous media, diffusion coefficients, and enhanced oil recovery techniques. His work often integrates machine learning with energy systems analysis.

Recent Publications emphasize binary gas transport modeling, CO₂ storage optimization, and unconventional reservoir dynamics, with applications to shale gas, hydrogen storage, and climate impact assessments.

Collaborations span institutions in China, Canada, and Kazakhstan, including projects on CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage) and AI applications in energy industries.

Laboratory Focus: His research involves advanced modeling of fluid transport in dual-scale porous media and surface diffusion mechanisms in unconventional reservoirs.