The Center for Subsurface Energy and the Environment within @UT_PGE and @CockrellSchool.
University of Texas at Austin
Joined August 2020
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In a new report that includes several #TexasEngineers, researchers lay out the case for #geothermal energy—naturally occurring heat energy in the Earth’s subsurface—as the next big source of clean energy in Texas, with the ability to scale globally: bit.ly/3j2Ydg9
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We are proud to share that currently, Energi Simulation has invested $50 million dollars in research. We are committed to supporting the research community and fostering a network of innovation and collaboration
Link: lnkd.in/gB4i5eBS
#innovation #community #engineering
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.@UTAustin is home to more than 475 military veterans, and nearly 1,300 students are spouses or children of current or former military members. It’s an incredible honor to have so many veterans call UT home! Thank you all for your service to our country. #VeteransDay – at Austin, TX
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I'm stoked to give the closing #keynote talk at the 'Energy in #Data Conference' in Austin next week. I'm all about supporting #geoscientists & #subsurface #engineers powering up with #DataScience, skills and solutions. Join us in Austin next week! @AAPG @SPEtweets @SEG_org
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We are excited to announce our newest ES Research Chair, Ryosuke Okuno, who will be our new Chair on #Carbon Utilization and Storage!
To learn more about our newest Chair, please follow the link to our website to view the official announcement: energisimulation.com/2022/11…
#research
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August 2022: What it takes to be an Energy Data Scientist - A Panel Disc... youtu.be/K77LAqFlZ2w via @YouTube
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Assistant Professor Wen Song (@SongLabUT) has received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to investigate the recovery of rare earth elements from clays.
csee.engr.utexas.edu/news/34…
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Roger Bonnecaze, chemical engineer and internationally recognized expert in rheology and nanomanufacturing modeling and simulation, has been named dean of the Cockrell School of Engineering beginning June 1. Congratulations, Dean Bonnecaze! bit.ly/3PJz59W
ALT Portrait of Roger Bonnecaze with text "Roger Bonnecaze Named Cockrell School Dean" and official Cockrell School logo.
Texas CSEE retweeted
Very proud to hood David Fukuyama today! David has done an outstanding job developing new theory on hydrate formation in subsea systems based on experimental observations and numerical modeling. He is my first Ph.D. student and coadvised with @hugh_daigle
Texas CSEE retweeted
Free Webinar: Tuesday,May 10th, 12-1 pm CT; CO2-EOR to CCS: the Maturation and Migration of a Technology.
Join in LIVE with #UTAustin faculty member Larry Lake #enhancedoilrecovery #CO2#subsurfacestorage
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Congrats to Ph.D. student David Fukuyama for winning a 2021 Outstanding Student Presentation Award from @theAGU for his research with @SongLabUT and @hughdaigle on the behavior of hydrates in porous geologic systems!🤘🎉
Read more: bit.ly/3LwToVx
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As promised, I'm starting to distribute some new recordings teaching #JuliaLang. There will be a lot of new content rolling out in the next few weeks, follow along if you'd like:
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Free Webinar: Tuesday, January 11th, 12-1 pm CT; Reservoir Engineering Approaches toward the Energy Transition. Join in LIVE with #UTAustin faculty member Wen Song #energy #reservoirengineering conta.cc/3FWyVGS
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As world leaders participate in the U.N climate change conference, The Hill has published Bureau Director Scott Tinker's perspective on 'net-zero emissions': "The road to Glasgow is paved with bad assumptions". Read it here: thehill.com/opinion/energy-e…
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What are the Energy Transition opportunities for geoscientists? Learn from Bureau researchers presenting on carbon storage, geothermal, and hydrogen. Early Bird registration pricing ends tomorrow! Check it out at geogulf2021.org/
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This first few weeks of my HPC course covers similar topics and more. Available here:
johnfoster.pge.utexas.edu/HP…
This reminded me that there's actually a really nice resource called "The Missing Semester of Your CS Education". You can learn things like shell scripting, version control, debugging, and more. These skills are often expected but not taught... missing.csail.mit.edu
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Free Webinar: Friday, Oct 1, 12-1 pm CT; Predicting Hydraulic Fracture Geometry in Shales: Lab Experiments and Numerical Modeling. Join in LIVE with #UTAustin faculty member and @UT_PGE Chair Jon Olson #energy #shales
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new #paperalert: "Geochemically [low pH] induced shear slip in artificially fractured dolomite- and clay-cemented sandstone" in collaboration with @ut_caee, @NETL_DOE, #UIUC and @cee_nwu. #chemomechanics #geomechanics. Download link: authors.elsevier.com/c/1dlc8…
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Listen as @arvindpawan1 talks #methane emissions and #climate commitments on the latest episode of @rff's Resources Radio podcast. TL;DR: Not all emissions reductions are created equal.
In recent years, energy titans like BP & Shell have ramped up their #climate commitments. However, many operations simply shift to private companies to avoid shareholder activism, says @arvindpawan1.
Learn more on Resources Radio: buff.ly/39K1nx1
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