Lincoln Paterson

Dr Lincoln Paterson is an Honorary Professor in the Department of Materials Physics at The Australian National University. His research interests include Flow in porous media and Geological heterogeneity. Dr Paterson's work focuses on these areas, contributing to the understanding of complex physical systems. His profile page provides further details on his research and contact information.

Lincoln Paterson is a researcher at CSIRO and the Australian National University, specializing in flow in porous media and carbon dioxide storage. His work explores the dynamics of fluid flow, convective mixing, and geochemical reactions in geological formations, with a focus on the long-term storage of carbon dioxide and hydrogen. Paterson's research includes the study of fingering phenomena, residual trapping, and the impact of heterogeneity on fluid displacement. His publications address both theoretical and practical aspects of subsurface storage, including numerical modeling, experimental design, and the implications of physical and chemical processes for safe and effective carbon dioxide sequestration.