Pore scale environmental hydrology group

At the pore scale environmental hydrology group in MIGAL/Tel-Hai we study fluid flow and solute transport in porous media. These vital processes control the fate of nutrients and contaminants in soils and aquifers, microbial activity in the soil, and CO2 sequestration efficiency and safety, among other phenomena.
Our primary interest is understanding the role of porous medium heterogeneity and unsaturated flow conditions in environmental solute transport phenomena.
We combine novel visualization methods and advanced numerical modeling to understand the impact of structural heterogeneity on solute concentration dynamics in porous media at the pore scale.
We aim to link these dynamics to nutrient and contaminant fate and microbial activity in soils, the vadose zone, and aquifers.
We are always seeking motivated and talented students and postdocs! If you want to join us, please check our current research projects and open positions on the Research page or simply email Oshri by clicking the button below.