معرفی
Kuldeep Singh is an Assistant Professor of Earth Sciences at Kent State University, affiliated with the Environmental Science and Design Research Institute. His research focuses on integrating geology, rock mechanics, and fluid dynamics to study physio-chemical processes in porous media, with applications to CO₂ storage, contaminant hydrology, and reservoir engineering.
Education:
- Ph.D., Geoscience, The University of Texas at Austin (2013)
- M.S., Geological Science, Indiana University at Bloomington (2007)
- M.Sc., Geology, University of Delhi, India (2001)
- B.Sc., Geology (Honors), University of Delhi, India (1998)
Research Interests:
- Computational fluid dynamics and digital rock physics
- Multiscale multiphysics upscaling
- Reactive transport in porous media
- Flow dynamics of multiphase systems
- Environmental geochemistry and contaminant transport
- Geomechanical characterization of subsurface systems
Publications Trends: Recent work emphasizes pore-scale modeling of CO₂ storage, sedimentary structure impacts on permeability, and hyporheic zone dynamics. Key themes include non-Darcy flow regimes, boundary slip effects, and pH-dependent dissolution processes.
Advising & Grants: Active in mentoring graduate students and securing funding for projects related to porous media characterization and environmental fluid dynamics.
Labs & Affiliations: Core member of Kent State’s Environmental Science and Design Research Institute, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects addressing environmental challenges.
