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Dr. Akhil Datta-Gupta is using $1.2 million in funding from the Department of Energy to create a rapid and cost-effective CO2 subsurface monitoring system. This system will benefit energy companies using injected CO2 for oil recovery and power companies that store produced CO2 waste emissions.
Involvement in the Texas A&M University Drillbotics team has improved students’ research and technology skills, advanced their automation knowledge, and honed their understanding of advanced drilling techniques through the years. Their work has also led to a patent application and a reputation for high-quality results.
One drawback of drilling research is a university’s inability to have a state-of-the-art rig available. Dr. Sam Noynaert and Fred Dupriest found a solution to this problem by directly involving their graduate students in actual field drilling operations through a program called Applied Drilling Research.
