Branko Bijeljic is an academic affiliated with Imperial College London in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily falls within the broad discipline of engineering, with a focus on several specialized subfields including ocean engineering, mechanics of materials, environmental engineering, mechanical engineering, and computational mechanics.
The scientist's work extensively covers topics related to enhanced oil recovery techniques and hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis. Further areas of focus include hydraulic fracturing and reservoir analysis, CO2 sequestration and geologic interactions, groundwater flow and contamination studies, as well as lattice Boltzmann simulation studies and NMR spectroscopy applications.
Branko Bijeljic has contributed to multiple publications within prominent scientific venues. Frequent publication venues include:
Several recent papers by this scientist illustrate their research focus. These include:
In their collaborative work, Branko Bijeljic has frequently co-authored with researchers such as Martin J. Blunt, Sajjad Foroughi, Qingyang Lin, Abdulla Alhosani, and Ali Q. Raeini.
Martin J. Blunt;Branko Bijeljic;Hu Dong;Oussama Gharbi
Ali Q. Raeini;Martin J. Blunt;Branko Bijeljic
Marco Dentz;Tanguy Le Borgne;Andreas Englert;Branko Bijeljic
Peyman Mostaghimi;Martin J. Blunt;Branko Bijeljic
Matthew Andrew;Branko Bijeljic;Martin J. Blunt
Ali Q. Raeini;Martin J. Blunt;Branko Bijeljic
Ali Q. Raeini;Branko Bijeljic;Martin J. Blunt
Tarik Saif;Qingyang Lin;Alan R. Butcher;Branko Bijeljic
Branko Bijeljic;Ali Raeini;Peyman Mostaghimi;Martin J. Blunt
Branko Bijeljic;Peyman Mostaghimi;Martin J. Blunt
Matthew Andrew;Branko Bijeljic;Martin J. Blunt
Kamaljit Singh;Hannah Menke;Matthew Andrew;Matthew Andrew;Qingyang Lin
Branko Bijeljic;Martin J. Blunt
Branko Bijeljic;Ann H. Muggeridge;Martin J. Blunt
Hannah P. Menke;Branko Bijeljic;Matthew G. Andrew;Martin J. Blunt
Bagus P. Muljadi;Martin J. Blunt;Ali Q. Raeini;Branko Bijeljic
Ahmed AlRatrout;Ali Q Raeini;Branko Bijeljic;Martin J Blunt
Ahmed AlRatrout;Martin J. Blunt;Branko Bijeljic
Amer M. Alhammadi;Ahmed AlRatrout;Kamaljit Singh;Branko Bijeljic
Matthew Andrew;Hannah Menke;Martin J. Blunt;Branko Bijeljic
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