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Jishan Liu is a Professor in the School of Engineering at the University of Western Australia. He specializes in the field of Unconventional Reservoir Multiphysics, focusing on applications related to coal seam gas extraction and shale gas extraction, as well as carbon dioxide sequestration and safety caprock sealing. His primary research interests include the effects of local mass transfer, momentum transfer, deformation compatibility in rock matrix fractures, and physical processes involved in these areas. He is also interested in the inclusion framework of geo-multiphysics. Liu has contributed significantly to the understanding of energy mining resources and has expertise in geomechanics, modeling coupled multiphysics, and porous flow. His work has led to insightful findings in the dynamics of ore body formation and coal-fluid interactions, highlighting the importance of permeability in low permeable rocks. Over his career, he has secured numerous research projects, collaborating with various institutions to advance knowledge in unconventional gases and energy resources.
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