Regular biography
Dr Michael Turner is a Technical Officer in the Department of Physics at The Australian National University. His research focuses on X-ray tomography and its applications in various scientific domains. Dr Turner's work includes studies on mineral liberation, fluid distribution in porous media, and the analysis of microstructures in materials. His research has been published in several scientific journals and conference proceedings, contributing to advancements in fields such as geology, materials science, and environmental studies.
Scholar-generated biography
Michael Lorn Turner is a researcher at the Australian National University specializing in micro-x-ray CT. His work focuses on the application of micro-x-ray CT for analyzing multiphase flow in porous media, including the distribution of oil, water, and gas in sandstone. He also investigates the dynamics of fluid movement and wettability at the pore scale, with applications in geological, biological, and synthetic systems. His research includes the use of micro-CT for studying coral decay, microbial transport, and the characterization of rock fabrics. Turner's studies contribute to understanding transport processes and relative permeability in porous media, with implications for environmental and energy-related applications.