Philippe Renard
Since 2005, I am leading the Stochastic Hydrogeology Group of the University of Neuchâtel. Our research deals with reservoir characterization in a broad perspective, from modern techniques for well test interpretation to 3D geological modeling and recent geostatistical techniques such as Multiple-Point simulations. I enjoy also very much a bit of more classical field hydrogeology, practical case studies, and conducting some laboratory experiments.
In terms of teaching, I am responsible for the Bachelor of Sciences on Natural Systems in which we provide a general education in Environmental Sciences for students willing to pursue their studies in this field. If you want to know more about this Bachelor, please just drop me an email.
Education
- Ph.D. Paris School of Mines, France (Quantitative hydrology and hydrogeology)
- DEA (MSc.) National Polytechnical Institute of Loraine (INPL), Nancy, France, 1991 (Computer Science and Geology)
- Geological Engineer. Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Géologie, Nancy, France
Professional services
- 2012-2021 -Editorial board – Advances in Water Resouces
- 2010- Secretary of the geoENVia International Association
- 2007- Founder of the Hydrogeologist Time Capsule project
- 2006-2010 - President of the geoENVia International Association
- 2005-2010 - Editor - Hydrogeology Journal
- 2005 - Associate Editor – Ground Water
Positions held
- 2020- Adjunct Professor, University of Oslo
- 2009- Research Director, Professeur Titulaire, University of Neuchâtel
- 2005-2009 - SNF Professor, Centre of Hydrogeology, University of Neuchâtel
- 2001-2005 - Maître-Assistant, Centre of Hydrogeology, University of Neuchâtel
- 1999-2001 - Oberassistant, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich (ETHZ), Engineering Geology Group
- 1992-1993 - Rural water supply engineer, Kankan, Republic of Guinea
- 1991-1992 - Research engineer, BRGM, Orléans, France
Publication
- Link to selected references / Exhaustive list on Google Scholar
Contact
Office: E309
Tél. : +41 32 718 26 90
Fax : +41 32 718 26 03
[email protected]
Centre d'hydrogéologie
Rue Emile-Argand 11
2000 Neuchâtel