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Waar sla je overtollige windenergie op als het lekker waait en windmolens overuren draaien? In de ondergrond, zegt ingenieur Hadi Hajibeygi van de TU Delft. Gebruik het overschot aan duurzame energie om water te splitsen in zuurstof en waterstof, en bewaar de waterstof als reservevoorraad energie voor windstille dagen, is daarbij het idee. De ondergrond is dan de ideale opbergplek. Geo.brief zocht hem (via een online gesprek) op.

This week it was announced that the MUDNET team, of which Deyan Draganov and Julia Gebert are members, won the NWO Team Science award.

De gemeente Utrecht wil met financiële hulp van het Rijk graag twee metrolijnen aanleggen. Met de verzakkingen van de Noord/Zuidlijn in Amsterdam in het achterhoofd, lijkt dat een complexe onderneming. Wout Broere, universitair docent Ondergronds Bouwen, vertelt hoe dat technisch in zijn werk gaat.

During the pandemic, Hadi Hajibeygi (GSE, TU Delft) and Sebastian Geiger (Heriot-Watt University) seized the opportunity to support the scientific community to combat work-from-home-isolation. They established the Geoscience & GeoEnergy Webinars; which features a scientist every Thursday 16:00 on youtube.

During the pandemic, Hadi Hajibeygi (GSE, TU Delft) and Sebastian Geiger (Heriot-Watt University) seized the opportunity to support the scientific community to combat work-from-home-isolation. They established the Geoscience & GeoEnergy Webinars; which features a scientist every Thursday 16:00 on youtube.

During the pandemic, Hadi Hajibeygi (GSE, TU Delft) and Sebastian Geiger (Heriot-Watt University) seized the opportunity to support the scientific community to combat work-from-home-isolation. They established the Geoscience & GeoEnergy Webinars; which features a scientist every Thursday 16:00 on youtube.

During the pandemic, Hadi Hajibeygi (GSE, TU Delft) and Sebastian Geiger (Heriot-Watt University) seized the opportunity to support the scientific community to combat work-from-home-isolation. They established the Geoscience & GeoEnergy Webinars; which features a scientist every Thursday 16:00 on youtube.

During the KNGMG annual meeting of Thursday May 27th, a documentary about the great history of our former building at the Mijnbouwstraat was shown. If you missed it, you can check (126) Mijnbouwstraat 120. 1912-2021. Een markant gebouw - YouTube (unfortunately, in Dutch only).

Niels will receive the J. Clarence Karcher Award for his excellent research on ‘Coupled poroelastic waves and electromagnetic fields in layered media’.

He will receive the Outstanding Educator Award for his excellent classroom teaching, his dedicated support of his students, his courses on seismic interferometry in SEG’s Continuing Education Programme and, for his approachability for his students.