Dorthe Wildenschild’s research focuses on flow and transport in porous media, with the goal of answering questions related to subsurface water pollution and energy-related storage challenges. Recent work includes optimization of geologic storage of anthropogenic carbon dioxide; colloid facilitated transport of contaminants in groundwater; bioimaging technology development; deep learning approaches for optimal microimaging outcomes; the effect of micro-gravity on biofilm growth; and research in support of more effective groundwater remediation techniques.

Labs

Multi-phase Flow and Micro-Imaging Lab
OSU MicroCT Facility

Additional Links

Google Scholar page for Dorthe Wildenschild

Clean Water Technology Initiative

College of Engineering Faculty Lecture Series

Publications