Lab at @UTAustin developing and using micro/nano-fluidic approaches for energy and environmental sustainability
Austin, TX
Joined December 2018
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Congrats to UT PGE faculty members @hugh_daigle, @DNEGeomechanics and @SongLabUT on their promotions announced today! Effective in the fall, Dr. Daigle and Dr. Espinoza will be full professors and Dr. Song will be an associate professor with tenure. 🤘🎉
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I ran into 2 professors today that had just received notification of their promotion to associate professor with tenure! Congratulations to Professors @SongLabUT & @blairajohnson!
These amazing professors are doing so much to support students and advance essential research, and I’m inspired! #WhatStartsHere #HookEm
Join us for the North American Workshop on Critical Mineral Research, Development and Education this August in Austin! linkedin.com/pulse/save-date…
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The first meeting of #Scialog: Sustainable Minerals, Metals, and Materials comes to a close today with Fellows presenting proposals for collaborative cross-disciplinary projects. Thanks, good luck, and see you next year!
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Congrats to @SongLabUT on her selection as a Scialog Fellow in Sustainable Minerals, Metals and Materials! She is one of 58 scientists — including just two from Texas institutions — selected for the 3-year #sustainability initiative. #WhatStartsHere
More: pge.utexas.edu/news/639-song…
Congratulations to Feras for winning a @TMSSociety WAAIME Scholarship! Feras is working on understanding the recovery of rare earth elements from regoliths.
Artur's paper on an operando SEM platform that allows, for the first time, direct observation of dynamic fluid-mineral interactions at the nanoscale is out now! This platform opens the door to elucidating interfacial phenomena under realistic conditions pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…
Celebrating Shunxiang’s birthday with the group! Shunxiang has been working hard on understanding how microbes are stabilized in geologic materials!
David's paper elucidating a previously unknown mechanism of capillarity-driven reaction-imbibition process that controls the rate of CO2 clathrates formation is out now! Here, he uses micromodels to see inside ocean sediments during CO2 storage! link.springer.com/article/10…
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Wen Song, assistant professor in @UT_PGE , has been awarded an @ARPAE grant from @ENERGY to develop a new technology to extract geologic hydrogen – a promising carbon-free fuel. Learn more: bit.ly/4bLJXyQ
#TexasResearch @CockrellSchool @EnergyUT
Proud of Sheila for winning a best poster award from UT Material Sciences on her characterization of reactive transport mechanisms controlling rare earths recovery from coal ash!
Today, ARPA-E announced 16 projects across 8 states selected to receive $20M to explore technologies related to geologic hydrogen stimulation and reservoir management.
You can read more about the 16 projects selected here: bit.ly/3OEcXPk.
Congratulations to Sheila for winning a best poster award at the UT GAIN meeting on her rare earth elements recovery from coal ash work! sites.utexas.edu/gain/gain-2…
Very excited to start working on this project, awarded by the @RCSA1 and @SloanFoundation, with teammates @RachelDDavidson and @MichaelRossUML!
RCSA, the @SloanFoundation, and @ClimateWorks have made awards to seven cross-disciplinary teams of early career scientists in the fourth and final year of the #Scialog: Negative Emissions Science initiative. bit.ly/3vSVTP6
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Our very own Dr. Wen Song is one of 20 scientists to receive this Negative #Emissions Science funding! Her work on #CO2 mineralization as a means of #CCUS is funded by @SloanFoundation. Congrats, @SongLabUT! More: pge.utexas.edu/news
@TexasCSEE @CockrellSchool @UTAustin
RCSA, the @SloanFoundation, and @ClimateWorks have made awards to seven cross-disciplinary teams of early career scientists in the fourth and final year of the #Scialog: Negative Emissions Science initiative. bit.ly/3vSVTP6