Naim Celini

Dr. Naim Celini is a Researcher at the Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin. His work bridges geology, energy recovery, and environmental sustainability, with a focus on carbon sequestration, oil and gas reservoir characterization, and groundwater systems.

His research spans Permian Basin studies, CO2 storage, enhanced oil recovery, and hydrological modeling. Recent projects include optimizing carbon capture methods via formate-based injection, analyzing induced seismicity in the Midland Basin, and exploring coastal river system modifications.

Key trends in his publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to energy-environment nexus challenges, integrating machine learning with satellite data for soil moisture nowcasting, and modeling mobile shale geomechanics for subsurface stability.