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Academic interests
- Geological CO₂ and hydrogen storage, with a focus on injectivity, salt precipitation, and fines migration in subsurface formations
- Coupled thermo-hydraulic and geochemical processes during CO₂ injection in depleted reservoirs and saline aquifers
- Experimental and modelling approaches to improve the performance and reliability of carbon storage systems
- Geothermal energy and the use of subsurface resources for sustainable heat and power generation
- Extraction and processing of critical minerals (e.g., rare earth elements), with emphasis on efficient and sustainable method
Background
2026 – present: Doctoral Research Fellow, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Department of Geosciences, University of Oslo, Norway
2023 – 2025: MSc Petroleum Engineering, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS
Thesis: Experimental Investigation and Geochemical Modeling of Acidic Treatment for Salt Precipitation Mitigation to Enhance CO2 Injectivity
2021 – 2023: Teaching/Research Assistant, Department of Petroleum Engineering, KNUST:
Focus: Experimental and theoretical modelling of salt precipitation during CO2 injection
2017 – 2021: BSc. Petroleum Engineering, KNUST