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1st announcement of the 8th GeoProc 2025

Dear colleagues,

This is the 1st announcement of the International Conference on Coupled Thermo-Hydro-Mechano-Chemical (THMC) Geomechanics Processes (GeoPro2025) which will be held at the University of Cyprus, in Nicosia Cyprus on 20-23 October 2025.

A flyer advertising the event is attached. The GeoProc2025 website can be found at: https://cyprusconferences.org/geoproc2025/

GeoProc2025 will be the 8th International Conference in the GeoProc series of conferences on coupled Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical-Chemical (THMC) Processes, with the theme for 2025 being Geomechanics for Energy and Environmental Applications. It is hosted by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University of Cyprus, in consultation with the GeoProc founders Prof. Jean Sulem (Ecole des Ponts ParisTech) and Prof. Klaus Regenauer-Lieb (University of New South Wales) and the GeoProc2019 chairperson Prof. Chris Spiers (University of Utrecht).

GeoProc has a history since 2003 of bringing together top scientists and engineers to advance the understanding of the role of THMC processes in controlling geosystem behavior. The 2025 theme on ” Geomechanics for Energy and Environmental Applications ” is intended to attract theoretical, experimental and numerical modeling scientists, as well as practitioners in the fields of geo-energy and subsurface environmental science and engineering, to come together to address common issues. The Organizing Committee is looking forward to welcoming you at the GeoProc2025 in Cyprus.

On behalf of the GeoProc2025 organizing Committee

The Chairpersons:
Prof. Panos Papanastasiou  (UCY)       
Prof. Euripides Papamichos  (AUTH)    
Dr Charalampos Konstantinou  (UCY)  

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