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---- podcast only available in French ---- Discover the podcast collection “Science Challenges, Society Challenges” Produced by the Thematic Interdisciplinary Institutes (ITI) of the University of Strasbourg, this series explores major scientific and societal issues. The first season focuses on…
The event was a great success, bringing together around forty participants from diverse backgrounds for rich, multidisciplinary discussions centered on data related to anthropogenic risk.
New communication articles about the ITI GeoT are now featured in the latest issue of the EOST newsletter.
Congratulation to Mike Heap, our WG4 Rock Physics leader, for this achievement!
---- podcast only available in French ---- Discover the podcast collection “Science Challenges, Society Challenges”…
The event was a great success, bringing together around forty participants from diverse backgrounds for rich,…
New communication articles about the ITI GeoT are now featured in the latest issue of the EOST newsletter.
An exceptional year draws to a close! The academic year is coming to an end, and with it a wonderful human and academic…
ITI GeoT, through ITES, is the laureate of a new European project, GEOTWINS, awarded through the Clean Energy Transition…
We talk about initiatives involving ITI GeoT !!! Find in the following link an article from SAVOIR, the University of…
Between March 13th to March 15th 2024, the ITI Geot was very pleased to welcome all the national partners involved in…
Congratulation to Mike Heap, our WG4 Rock Physics leader, for this achievement!
Congratulation to the ITI GeoT deputy director for this prestigious medal that awards an ongoing oustanding carreer!
The Interdisciplinary Thematic Institute for Geosciences for the Energy System Transition – ITI GeoT – is a multi-disciplinary research and education initiative that focuses on the role of deep groundwater in the renewable georesource sector.
We use geosciences, computer sciences, engineering, and social sciences approaches to address questions around geothermal energy production, hydrogen and lithium production, heat storage, carbon sequestration, and other emerging renewable energy topics.
The ITI GeoT is hosted by the University of Strasbourg, in partnership with the CNRS. It is funded through the “Beyond Borders” Excellence Initiative (ANR-10-IDEX-0002) and the University of Strasbourg’s SFRI STRAT’US initiative (ANR-20-SFRI-0012).
