I have over ten years of research experience in the field of digital and computational rock physics, micro-CT imaging and flow experimentation, and pore-scale modeling from Utrecht University, the University of New South Wales (UNSW), the Australian National University (ANU), Reservoir Rock Technologies Pty Ltd, Perth, Australia, and Shiraz University. My expertise has focused on pore-scale flow experimentation, imaging and modeling in a range of porous materials, from micromodels to geomaterials, particularly those exhibiting physical, chemical, and biological alterations. My work has encompassed the design of small-scale experiments suitable for microfluidic studies and micro-imaging and the development of solvers for image-based analysis. I have made significant contributions to the variations of the morphological and transport properties of complex carbonate rocks undergoing reactive flow processes. Currently, I am a postdoc researcher in the Department of Earth Sciences at Utrecht University, where I am engaged in 3D/4D imaging and modeling studies related to the preservation of building and cultural heritage stones using microorganisms.