On May 27, 2025, Philippe de Donato and Jacques Pironon participated in a conference organized by the Université de Lorraine on the issues of the hydrogen reservoir and it’s extraction
May 14, 2025, Julian HERRERO has supported his thesis with success. His subject: Transdimensional inversion of flow data in geomodeling / . Congratulations to him for all the work you have done in the last 3 years of this PhD thesis within the RING Team !
On may 10, 2025, Arte TV broadcast a documentary about the exploitation of lithium in Europe.
Yves GERAUD, a researcher at GeoRessources and a professor at ENSG, was interviewed by Nouvelle Usine magazine as part of the REISOL Chair initiative. This project focuses on mapping the underground energy resources in the Meurthe-et-Moselle region, with the goal of supporting the energy transition. The article dated 07 may 2025.
On April 14, 2025, the Magazine of the Knowledge of the Energies to publish an article produced by theAgence France-Presse on thepilot plant Stéval, which is an experimental station, of treatment and recovery of minerals.
The chair of partnership REISOL (Reinvest the basement for the energy transition) has been launched at theENSG on the 27th of march.
Océane ROCHER defended her thesis successfully on 11 march 2025 at the Faculty of Science and Technology of Nancy. Her dissertation topic : Fluid and metal dynamics in rare-metal magmatic-hydrothermal systems: the case of the peraluminous Beauvoir granite (Massif Central, France). Océane has completed her Phd in a little over 3 years within the GEM
Augustin GOUY is a Doctor ! He defended his thesis successfully on march 6, 2025 at the École Nationale Supérieure de Géologie. His topic : Discrete karst network simulations : Application to the Barrois Limestone. Augustine has completed his Phd within theteam RING.
Christophe BALLOUARD, a researcher at the CNRS and member of GeoRessources, conducted a lecture at the École Normale Supérieure of the Geology on the theme of the geological evolution of metals prior to their arrival in the mobile phones.
After a little more than 3 years of hard work, Célestine BERTHIER has defended her thesis with success on the 28th of February in the ENSG school. His subject of study focuses on the Archean Sukumaland greenstone belt of the Tanzania Craton: crustal growth, gold fertilization and concentration. She has worked all these years within
