Yoon Research Group
Department of Geological Sciences, University of Florida
Our primary research objective is to enhance our fundamental understanding of the processes of flow, transport, mixing, and reaction in porous and fractured media across various scales. A central research question guiding our work is: ‘How do flow and transport processes at different scales influence each other?’ To explore this question, we employ a comprehensive approach that integrates theoretical, computational, experimental, and field-based methodologies.
We are currently looking for a motivated post-doctoral associate with expertise in fluid-rock interaction and microfluidics, as well as a Ph.D. student to study karst hydrology. If your research interests align with these areas, please consider sending your CV to Dr. Yoon (yoon.s@ufl.edu) to explore potential collaborative opportunities.
news
Nov 1, 2023 | Hongfan’s paper titled “Emergence of unstable focused flow induced by variable-density flows in vertical fractures” accepted in Water Resources Reesarch. Congraturations Hongfan! |
Nov 1, 2023 | Paper in collaboration with Lichun Wang at Tianjin University on solute transport dependence on fracture and rock matrix interaction, has been accepted in Journal of Hyrology. |
Oct 3, 2023 | Paper in collaboration with Taehoon Kim and Weon Shik Han at Yonsei Univeristy on Impact of transition from porous to fractured rock media on 3D field-scale DNAPLs contamination, has been published in Journal of Hazardous Materials. |