Explanations of the project The project aims to leverage monitoring data from the Grand Paris Express to improve the understanding and prediction of ground movements transmitted to structures. The ultimate goal is to optimise and adapt acceptable movement thresholds according to ground conditions and the nature of the structures concerned, while improving the assessment of […]
Explanations of the project The research aims to improve the methodology used to identify areas at risk of ground collapse or subsidence within mining districts in Lorraine that were formerly worked using the abandoned room-and-pillar mining method. The research is divided into two parts. The first focuses on identifying the predisposing factors for sudden ground
June 30, 2026, Loris PIOLAT has defended his doctoral thesis in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, france. His thesis is entitled ‘ Development of electrical geophysics protocols applied to geothermal exploration and associated co-products (Lithium-Hydrogen) ‘. Phd student within the team GRéSTOCK – Tanks for energy resources and primary storage his work focuses on the development of methods of
On June 25, 2026, Quentin, BOULOGNE has defended her doctoral thesis at 14: 30, in conference room 3B-A111 laboratory GeoRessources, on the Campus of the Strips to Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, france. His thesis is entitled ‘ Geochronological framework of the formation of high-grade uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin (Canada) ‘. Phd student within the team GEM
Mariam JOUNDI successfully defended his doctoral thesis on 27 April 2026 at 9 a.m., in the auditorium with 200 of the campus Mines Nancy. Her thesis is entitled ‘Reliability analysis of damage of buried pipelines exposed to ground subsidence – the case of reuse of gas pipelines for hydrogen transport ‘. Phd student within the
Deadline of application: 05/31/2026Contact GeoRessources : Gaetan Milesi et Yves Geraud This PhD project focuses on the spatio-temporal tectonic evolution of the Vosges Massif and its impact on fluid circulation and hydrothermal systems, with applications in geothermal energy and subsurface storage. The research is based on a multidisciplinary approach, combining: The project addresses both fundamental
Explanations of the PEPR Project – Subsurface, a Common Good – PC13 Massif Central Program – High-temperature geothermal energy in the Limagne – Subtask 2.2.2(ANR-22-EXSS-0014) Geothermal energy, as a new low-environmental-impact energy source, requires improved identification of the impact of heat transfer related to hydrothermal circulation and volcanism, and therefore a better characterization of the
Project Explanation The RING Consortium (formerly Gocad) is a long-term, multi-annual research project that began in 1989. Its goal is to define new ways of modeling the subsurface and managing the associated uncertainties. The research focuses on mathematical and computational methods dedicated to the representation and integration of geological data and concepts. More specifically, it
This Tuesday, February 3, 2026, Amandine Fratani, a phd student in the RING team has defended her thesis at the amphitheatre of the CRPG. His research topic is entitled ‘Probabilistic modelling of fault networks using a graph formalism based on sparse data: expert knowledge and machine learning‘ If you want to learn more about his
This Friday, January 30, 2026, Giusi Ruggiero, a phd student in the RING team has defended her thesis at the amphitheater Gallé to the presidency-Brabois University of Lorraine. His subject ofstudy is entitled ‘Stochastic inversion of FWI images for reducing structural uncertainties‘ If you want to learn more about his thesis, click on the button
