New publication in Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment GETE Journal "Thermo-hydrological behaviour of #greeninfrastructure: A comparative field and laboratory study" by Yildiz and Stirling. doi.org/10.1016/j.gete… #NGIF #SuDS Geotechnics and Structures (GEST) Engineering at Newcastle UKCRIC

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 GETE Journal sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

“We have a duty to Switzerland, and to the planet” actu.epfl.ch/news/we-have-a… #epfl

GETE Journal 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

Faculty Position in Structural Design and Engineering at EPFL's Civil Engineering Institute EPFL-ENAC. Deadline for applications: May 1st, 2021. Come join our vibrant Mechanics/Engineering community at EPFL. More information here: epfl.ch/about/working/… EPFL

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

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 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

Time to support us towards reaching the top!! 👉I voted for MeduSoil Ltd. to win the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Public Vote 2021! Vote too: startup.ch/MeduSoil#.YNBa…

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I have something small to celebrate this beginning of 2022. One of my papers reached the top spot of the most cited articles in GETE Journal. For my inner child that wanted to become a researcher, it's quite a deal bit.ly/3nENRSO

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

At last, seminars are back at LMS-EPFL

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 GETE Journal. authors.elsevier.com/a/1elDO8MtfNHP…

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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, Guillermo Narsilio, Antonio Gens, Lyesse Laloui, Alessio Ferrari, Sheng Dai, & Marcelo Sanchez. It was so nice seeing you all! Elsevier Engineering

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.

Tonight our director Prof. Lyesse Laloui featured on RTS Info (compte archivé) explaining the reasoning behind Nagra's location for Swiss radioactive waste and the role LMS-EPFL played. EPFL-ENAC EPFL

2023 Intensive Course on Energy Geostructures: 5th edition actu.epfl.ch/news/2023-inte… #epfl

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