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  1. www.imperial.ac.uk › people › mHome - Professor Martin Blunt - Imperial College London

    Professor Martin Blunt. Faculty of Engineering , Department of Earth Science & Engineering. Chair in Flow in Porous Media. Summary. A series of videos on teaching and research can be found on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/BoffyBlunt.

  2. scholar.google.com.hk › citations‪Martin J Blunt‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬

    Martin J Blunt. Professor of Flow in Porous Media, Imperial College London. Verified email at imperial.ac.uk - Homepage. Flow in porous media reservoir simulation carbon dioxide storage. ... MJ Blunt, MD Jackson, M Piri, PH Valvatne. Advances in Water Resources 25 (8-12), 1069-1089, 2002. 893:

  3. www.researchgate.net › profile › Martin-BluntMartin BLUNT | Imperial College London, London | Imperial |...

    Martin BLUNT | Cited by 38,406 | of Imperial College London, London (Imperial) | Read 624 publications | Contact Martin BLUNT

  4. www.youtube.com › watchFlow in porous media in the energy transition - YouTube

    20 de ene. de 2022 · Professor Martin Blunt is a professor of Flow in Porous Media. His research interests are in understanding multiphase flow, transport and reaction in porous ...

  5. www.youtube.com › @BoffyBlunt › videosMartin Blunt - YouTube

    Martin Blunt. This channel provides a series of short videos by Prof. Martin Blunt from Imperial College London describing topics related to flow in porous media.

  6. www.imperial.ac.uk › people › mPublications - Professor Martin Blunt - Imperial College London

    Professor Martin Blunt. Faculty of Engineering, Department of Earth Science & Engineering. Chair in Flow in Porous Media //

  7. www.imperial.ac.uk › people › mResearch - Professor Martin Blunt - Imperial College London

    Prof. Blunt is a professor of Flow in Porous Media. His research interests are in understanding multiphase flow, transport and reaction in porous materials with a wide range of applications, including carbon dioxide storage.