1 Understanding Asphaltene Aggregation and Precipitation through Theoretical and Computational Studies
2 Advancement in Numerical Simulations of Gas Hydrate Dissociation in Porous Media
3 Discrete element modeling of the role of in-situ stress on the interactions between hydraulic and natural fractures
4 Rock physics modeling in conventional reservoirs
5 Geomechanics and Elastic Anisotropy of Shale Formations
6 Nano-Scale Characterization of Organic-Rich Shale Via Indentation Methods
7 On the production analysis of a multi-fractured horizontal well
8 Interfacial Engineering for Oil and Gas Applications: Role of Modeling and Simulation
9 Petroleum Geomechanics: a Computational Perspective
10 Insights On the Rev of Source Shale From Nano- and Micromechanics
11 Experimental and numerical investigation of mechanical interactions of proppant and hydraulic fractures
12 Integrated Experimental and Computational Characterization of Shale at Multiple Length Scales
13 Recent Advances in Global Fracture Mechanics of Growth of Large Hydraulic Crack Systems in Gas or Oil Shale: A Review
14 Fundamentals of the hydro-mechanical behavior of multiphase granular materials
15 Beyond Hydrocarbon Extraction: Enhanced Geothermal Systems
16 Some Economic Issues in the Exploration for Oil and Gas.