Biography
Dr Chris Green is a research scientist with CSIRO Energy. He has a BSc with honours, a BEng with honours, and a PhD in applied mathematics from the University of Melbourne (2006). He joined CSIRO as a postdoctoral fellow working on upscaling methods for subsurface flow. Since then, his research has focussed on numerical and theoretical modelling of multiphase flow in porous media, with particular emphasis on buoyant migration of carbon dioxide in heterogeneous saline aquifers. He has been involved in several field-scale simulations of CO2 storage projects within Australia, is a core developer of the Porous Flow module in the MOOSE framework, and is currently involved in modelling large-scale underground hydrogen and thermal energy storage projects.
Professional Areas
Academic Qualifications
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1999
B.Sc / B.Eng
The University of Melbourne -
2000
B.Sc (Hons)
The University of Melbourne -
2006
PhD
The University of Melbourne
Professional Experiences
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2006-2010
Postdoctoral Fellow
CSIRO -
2010-2014
Research Scientist
CSIRO -
2014-2020
Senior Research Scientist
CSIRO
Community and Corporate Citizenship
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2016-2020
Chief Warden, Clayton North
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2015-2020
STEM Professionals in Schools