[ES_JOBS_NET] PhD/Master Student on DOE Fossil Fuel & Carbon Management Projects at University of Utah

[Ting Xiao]

Dear colleagues,

The University of Utah Carbon Science research group of the Department of
Civil & Environmental Engineering is looking for a student working in
one/multiple of the research areas of geologic carbon dioxide
sequestration, petroleum reservoir simulations, and multi-phase flow and
coupling processes.

The group has multiple geologic CO2 sequestration (GCS) projects ongoing
and under application, along with projects of improving oil production from
unconventional fields, and machine-learning approaches for accelerating
real-time decisions in subsurface applications. Other research interests of
the group include greenhouse gas emission monitoring/sensing, hydrogen
storage, geothermal system, etc.

The successful candidate will collaborate with scientists and engineers in
the group as well as with other groups in the department, the Energy &
Geosciences Institute (EGI), and external industrial and academic partners.

Some requirements/desired skillsets include:
 • A Bachler’s degree in STEM and geology related majors with a good GPA is
required. A Master’s degree in engineering or geology is desired, but we
will also consider students with a Bachler’s degree and related
research/study experiences.
• Enthusiasm for learning new knowledge.
• Experience on related research, peer-reviewed journal publications and/or
conference presentations are preferred.
• Experience on reservoir simulations (e.g., Eclipse, CMG, TOUGHREACT,
etc.) is desired.
• Experience on machine learning techniques is desired.
• Experience on laboratory experiments and tests is desired.

To apply, please contact Dr. Ting Xiao (ting.xiao at utah.edu) for further
information.

Best regards,
Ting Xiao, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor
The University of Utah
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