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Climate change isn’t just affecting our air and water—it’s also deforming the ground below our feet.
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Tonight our director Prof. @LyesseLaloui featured on @RTSinfo explaining the reasoning behind @Nagra_Schweiz's location for Swiss radioactive waste and the role @geomecha_EPFL played.
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Professor Lyesse Laloui formally starts his activities as ISSMGE President for Europe today. He will be assisted by a European Support Group, working towards creating an active and strong Europe-wide network of geotechnical engineers.
Some of our Editorial Board members had the chance to meet and discuss the journal's progress in San Diego during #ICEGT2020. From left to right, @GANarsilio, Antonio Gens, @LyesseLaloui, Alessio Ferrari, Sheng Dai, & Marcelo Sanchez. It was so nice seeing you all! @Elsevier_Eng
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We are pleased to share a first contribution to the analysis of the thermo-mechanics of barrette foundations used as heat exchangers. The article can be downloaded freely for 50 days @GeteJournal. authors.elsevier.com/a/1elDO…
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At last, seminars are back at @geomecha_EPFL
Volume 29 of Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment is now online, with articles on energy piles, desiccation crack, hydraulic fractures, proppant transport, geothermal pavement, fluid-rock interaction, and many others. bit.ly/3Gf0Y3n #geomechanics #energy
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New publication in Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment @GeteJournal "Thermo-hydrological behaviour of #greeninfrastructure: A comparative field and laboratory study" by Yildiz and Stirling.
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Volume 28 of Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment is now online. This Volume includes an Editor's Highlight, as well as regular research papers & short communications on energy pile, land subsidence, reservoir analysis, etc. bit.ly/2TNiFou #geomechanics #energy
Volume 27 of Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment is now online. This Volume includes keynote papers from the IS-Glasgow 2019 including the 5th Bishop Lecture & regular research papers on neutron imaging, lab & field testing, etc. bit.ly/3af2dTh #geomechanics
Volume 26 of Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment is now online. This Volume includes a Special Issue on hydraulic stimulation & regular research papers on CO2 sequestration, fault stability, energy piles, etc. bit.ly/2NQ8zQL #geomechanics #energy #CCS
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@GeteJournal has announced the three most cited articles in the period 2017-2020. We appreciate the significant impact of the papers on the field of Geomechanics. Congratulations to all the authors! bit.ly/3pu4Juc
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We are glad to share this new contribution devoted to unraveling fundamental aspects of the performance of energy tunnels for different internal airflow characteristics. Article now available online on @GeteJournal sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Volume 25 of Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment is now online, with articles on energy geostructures, thermo- & hydro-mechanical behavior of soils, reservoir analysis, and many others including an Editor's Highlight. bit.ly/2F4I71x #geomechanics #energy
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