Prof. Dr. Yintong Guo graduated from the China University of
Petroleum (East China) with a bachelor’s degree in 2005 and from the Wuhan
Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2010
with a Ph.D. in geotechnical engineering. In July 2010, he served as an
assistant researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, and as an associate researcher in December 2012. He has
been a researcher since December 2020. He won the first prize of Hubei Science
and Technology Progress in 2010, the first prize of Beijing Science and
Technology Progress in 2015, the third prize of Hubei Science and Technology
Progress in 2016, the third prize of Beijing Science and Technology Progress in
2018, the second prize of Hubei Science and Technology Progress in 2019, and the
first prize of China Petroleum and Chemical Automation Application Association
Science and Technology Progress in 2020. His research interests include rock
mechanics in petroleum engineering, large-scale physical models of fracture
extension and quantitative characterization technology of mesh fractures,
multi-fracture fracturing theory, post-fracturing effect evaluation, and
high-temperature rock damage mechanics of hot, dry rocks.
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Short Biography
Prof. Dr. Yintong Guo graduated from the China University of
Petroleum (East China) with a bachelor’s degree in 2005 and from the Wuhan
Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2010
with a Ph.D. in geotechnical engineering. In July 2010, he served as an
assistant researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, and as an associate researcher in December 2012. He has
been a researcher since December 2020. He won the first prize of Hubei Science
and Technology Progress in 2010, the first prize of Beijing Science and
Technology Progress in 2015, the third prize of Hubei Science and Technology
Progress in 2016, the third prize of Beijing Science and Technology Progress in
2018, the second prize of Hubei Science and Technology Progress in 2019, and the
first prize of China Petroleum and Chemical Automation Application Association
Science and Technology Progress in 2020. His research interests include rock
mechanics in petroleum engineering, large-scale physical models of fracture
extension and quantitative characterization technology of mesh fractures,
multi-fracture fracturing theory, post-fracturing effect evaluation, and
high-temperature rock damage mechanics of hot, dry rocks.