The last education event of the ENeRAG project was held between 20 and 30 September 2021 with the winter school on Conservative and reactive transport modelling. Highly qualified lecturers included the ENeRAG partners from UMIL and from GTK but also invited lecturers from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – BarcelonaTech (UPC), …
This year Judit Mádl-Szőnyi, the scientific coordinator of ENeRAG received one of the most prestigious awards of the International Association of Hydrogeologist (IAH), the IAH Presidents’ Award. It can be considered as a huge success, as this is the first time that a specialist working in Hungary was awarded this …
Petra Baják (PhD student, ELTE) visited the laboratory of one of the GTK‘s units named Circular Economic Solutions (CES) between 12 September 2021 and 24 September 2021. The purpose of her exchange was to learn how stable isotope measurements work and how the results can be evaluated and be involved …
The staff exchange of Ádám Tóth (assistant professor, ELTE) was organised for the application of cutting edge modern analytical techniques in research on crustal fluid systems. The focus of this event was on the application of isotope techniques in hydrogeology understanding groundwater flow conditions and mixing of surface water and …
ENeRAG was present again at the largest and most prominent hydrogeology-related worldwide event, the 48th IAH Congress (6-10 September 2021, Brussels, Belgium). The motto of the 48th IAH conference was: Inspiring Groundwater “research inspires us to turn challenges into opportunities, and to make groundwater part of the solution towards a …
Originally the 47th IAH Congress would have taken place in Brazil, São Paulo from September 20th to 26th, 2020, however, the pandemic made it impossible to hold the face-to-face event. The circumstances motivated the organizers to adapt and after a long period of waiting, they decided to hold the Congress …
On 10-11 September 2021, two young researchers from ELTE represented the ENeRAG project and gave awarded presentations at the 51st Meeting of Young Geoscientists in Zalakaros, Hungary. Petra Baják (PhD student) gave an oral presentation on the topic of natural radioactivity in groundwater, with the title of “Regional-scale hydrogeological and …
Supported by the ENeRAG project, Sándor Józsa (Department of Petrology and Geochemistry) participated in the 11th Assembly of Petrology and Geochemistry organized by Institute of Earth Physics and Space Science, Volcanology Research Group (Eötvös University) and Szeged University. The conference took place 2-4 September in Sopron, Hungary. This year (postponed …
The ENeRAG project started to run from 1 October 2018 through the cooperation of Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), University of Milan (UMIL) and Geological Survey of Finland (GTK) and support of external partners. The aim is to upgrade the expertise of ELTE in the fields of geofluids through an innovative approach that relates diverse aspects of geofluids application. Geoenergy, groundwater and …
The ENeRAG project successfully hosted its most significant scientific event, the International Symposium on Geofluids. The largest and most anticipated event of the project was held virtually between 7-9 July 2021. The main objective of the Symposium was to bring together scientists, professionals, and stakeholders to share and discuss all kinds of topics in geofluids, and especially groundwater, to highlight the interaction among geothermal energy, hydrocarbon, geogenic contamination and hydrothermal mineral resources. The international Symposium was organized by the ENeRAG H2020 …
