Hamidreza Gholizadeh

Conducts quality-control inspections and chemical and physical analyses of hydrocarbon products to assess compliance with quality and safety requirements. Applies analytical techniques including chromatography and infrared spectroscopy to evaluate hydrocarbon composition and product quality.

Conducted laboratory experiments to identify microbial and chemical processes responsible for H2S formation. Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to integrate laboratory results with field observations.

Conducted multidisciplinary research on the origin, generation, and distribution of H₂S in carbonate gas reservoirs. Investigated reservoir souring and thermochemical sulfate reduction using geochemical, isotopic, petrographic, and hydrochemical approaches.

PhD in Geochemistry with research on the origin of H2S, reservoir souring prediction, and improving the efficiency of H2S mitigation in Iranian gas reservoirs.

Grade: 4.9/5

M.Sc. in Geology with specialization in Development of Oil and Gas Fields, awarded the Honors Red Diploma for outstanding academic achievement.

Completed postgraduate study in the Faculty of Geology, Department of Geochemistry of Oil and Gas, fully funded by the Russian Government for doctoral studies in geochemistry.

MSc in Petroleum Engineering with a thesis on geoecological features of enhanced oil recovery methods and their effectiveness in the oil fields of the Volga-Ural Province.