Director of 3GDeep,

Prof. Ranjith PG, BSc(Hons), PhD, F.ASCE, CHARMA, F.IEAust

Professor of Geomechanics

Director of Deep Earth Energy Research Lab, Clayton Campus, Monash University, VIC 3800 Australia.

Contact details: E-mail: ranjith.pg@monash.edu; Tel.: +61 399 054 982

My Scopus: https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=6602607278

VICE CHANCELLOR'S AWARD    

 

 

GEOENERGY   Investigating the potential of deep-Earth energy resources – tight gas and oil, coal-seam gas, shale gas, and geothermal energy – protecting the environment, and meeting Australia’s energy requirements for a better society.

GEORESOURCES   Investigating the geological distribution of earth resources, including coal, copper, and heavy metals rare earth materials; and application of geo-mechanics fundamentals to explore them through deep, shallow, and open-cut mining.

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OUR VISSION

    • Our vision is to create new opportunities for large-scale, sustainable and economical use of the deep earth energy and mineral resources to better society and protect the environment. By doing so, we aim to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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  • Testimonials1
    Asst Prof Daniel Viete
    (John Hopkins University, USA)
    "I was fortunate enough to work within the modern and uniquely well-equipped 3GDeep Lab."
  • Testimonials2
    HUIJIE WANG
    (Postdoctoral Fellow at Peking University)
    “I carried out the experimental work on the fluid flow in the fractured coal, I got a lot of help and advice from the 3GDeep team.”
  • Testimonials3
    NAVINDA
    (Research Associate at UCL Australia)
    “3GDeep research group headed by Prof. Ranjith PG was extremely supportive in creating a world class atmosphere for me to carry out my research.”
  • Testimonials4
    VIKRAM VISHAL
    (Assistant Professor at IIT Roorkee)
    “The unique experimental and simulation facilities at 3G Deep helped me achieve landmark results on Indian coal.”
  • Testimonials5
    SAMINTHA PERERA
    (Lecturer, Melbourne University)
     
  • Testimonials6
    THARAKA RATHNAWEERA
    (NRF Fellow for the commonwealth at NTU, Singapore)
    "My current research focuses on the injection-induced seismicity in EGS that could serve as future research directions."