Javelin JPY238N Borehole Nuclear Magnetic Resonance tool for Groundwater Research
Name of applicant
Denys Grombacher
Title
Associate Professor
Institution
Aarhus University
Amount
DKK 1,128,987
Year
2025
Type of grant
Research Infrastructure
Summary
Detailed knowledge of the conditions in which water is held at depth is critical to protecting groundwater, tracking pollution, and locating valuable raw materials. In this project we use advanced nuclear magnetic resonance tools to reveal how water flows at depth, how much is present, and where it can be stored. The output is critical data to understanding complex groundwater systems.