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Soft Skills

SOFT SKILLS
Workshops NAME TOPIC MONTH DURATION
1 GENDER ASPECT 1 •Empowering Women
•Young Woman
•Women Leadership 
3/10/2022 5:30
2 GENDER ASPECT 2 •Career Development and Motivation
•Energy Poverty and Gender Aspect
•Society and Policy Barriers 
9/6/2025 9:00
3 OPEN SECIENCE 1 • What is Open Science
• Open Science and Innovation
• Open Access Publishing 
16/3/2023 9:00
4 OPEN SECIENCE 2 • Accessing the FAIRness of Data
• Managing and Sharing Data
• Data Protection and Ethics 
10/3/2025 9:00
5 ETHICS •Ethics, Diversity and Universal Values
•Professional Ethics and Research Integrity
•Dissemination and communication
•Ethics, Society and Laws 
4/7/2024 9:00
6 RESEARCH & INNOVATION •RRI for Academia and Industry
•Engaging the Public
•Openness in Science and RRI
•Research and Data Ethics
•Open and FAIR research data 
16/10/2024 9:00
7 HYDROGEN & CCS CCS Value Chain 
•Capture and Impurity
•Transport and Low Emission
•Storage and Utilization

Hydrogen Economy
•Production (green and blue hydrogen)
•Transport and Cost
•Storage on Surface and Subsurface
•Utilization and Ammonia Economy   
20/12/2024 9:00

 

Internships 

Τhe first internship regarding TWINN2SET was conducted by the PhD Student and Scientific Associate of IG/FORTH Efsevia Fragkou (Chemical Engineer) visited the UiS in May 2023 (Figure 1) supervised by Professor Raoof Gholami and her internship focused on Dumuxx training, an open-source simulator for flow and transport processes in porous media. Dumux has also integrated biochemical reactions in the code, pertaining to methanogens and sulphate reducing bacteria (SRBs). For the first week of the visit, the goal was to familiarize with the Dumux code and interface and the second week of the visit was dedicated in working with real data from town gas storage in the Lobodice aquifer in Czech Republic. The internship focused on the underground gas storage, taking into account biochemical processes that may occur, with focus on methanogenic microorganisms. 

In addition, the PhD Student and Research Associate Georgia Charalampous (Biologist) visited Paris and IFPEN Energies Nouvelles in July 2023 under supervision of Dr. Simon Poirier (Research Engineer at the Environmental Microbiology laboratory). Her internship focused on the characterization of hydrogenotrophic microbes using cultivation methods and molecular biology techniques (e.g quantitative PCR). These categories of subsurface microorganisms affect the capacity of hydrogen storage systems in terms of quantity and composition of the gas injected during seasonal injection/withdraws cycles. The development of synthetic hydrogenotrophic microbial consortia will provide numerical simulations to study and model their activity.

Finally, a 6-month (February-July 2024) master internship at the premises of IFPEN in environmental microbiology was offered, entitled: ‘’Towards a better understanding of subsurface microbial hydrogenotrophic activities using synthetic consortia’’.  Details regarding the internship announcement on the following link: https://ig.forth.gr/job/271. The IFPEN supervisor is Dr. Simon Poirier-Biotechnology department and the IG/FORTH supervisors are Dr. Evina Gontikaki-Researcher IG/FORTH and Dr. Emmanuel Stamatakis-Researcher IG/FORTH.