Contact details:
BENTLEY WA 6102 AUSTRALIA
Biography
Dr Emanuelle Frery is a senior research scientist leading a research team in the Energy Resources Program. Her team focus on natural hydrogen systems and CCS with a multidisciplinary approach, from the lab to the field. She acquired a worldwide academic expertise in structural geology with a PhD thesis on the fluid and gas circulation along natural faults recorded in the well-known red sandstone of the Colorado Plateau and her implication in the IODP research on active serpentinite mud volcanoes. She is an expert of risk assessment of energy production impact on the environment and socio-economical assets and acted as deputy lead in the $34.5 million GBA programme. She is an active member of the IEA TCP task 49 on natural hydrogen, the AFRAN WA Hub leader and a member of SEG and PESA.
Web of Science ResearcherID: I-7634-2017
https://publons.com/researcher/2101819/emanuelle-frery/
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=J48oi7cAAAAJ&hl=fr&oi=ao
Fields of Research
Current Roles
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Senior Research scientist and project leader
Natural hydrogen exploration
Academic Qualifications
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2012
Doctorate - Structural geology
Grenoble University (France) and KU-Leuven (Belgium) -
2008
Masters - Engeneering
EOST - French school of Geophysics -
2008
Masters - Geology
University of Strasbourg (France)
Achievements and Awards
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11/2015-02/2016
Pawsey research award
Pawsey supercomputer center