Welcome to InterPore Journal
InterPore Journal is a new international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal, fully owned and published by the International Society for Porous Media (InterPore). Like the Society, our mission is to advance knowledge and research on porous media systems and their technical and industrial applications. We provide a trusted medium for sharing insights into the processes and phenomena involved, bringing together contributions from across disciplines to strengthen the global porous media community.
The journal publishes original research articles, technical notes, review papers, open datasets and source codes, as well as short communications, commentaries, and opinion pieces. Topics span the full breadth of porous media science and technology, including imaging and characterization, physical and numerical modeling, data-driven methods, material design, and applications in geology, industry, environment, and biology. Our overarching goal is to serve as the focal point for the worldwide porous media community by publishing and freely sharing high-quality, multidisciplinary, and multiscale research.
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Current Issue
Vol. 3 No. 3 (2026)
The cover image for this issue is taken from Figure 6 of the article by Hellevang et al. It shows Ostwald ripening of calcite crystals, beginning with dense accumulations of tiny crystals formed under conditions of high supersaturation. The image was shared with the authors by Assoc. Prof. Bate Bate of Zhejiang University, China, and was used in a poster presented at InterPore2026.
Explore the full article: https://doi.org/10.69631/9kd53x06.
Published:
2026-09-02
