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February 2020
Chevron Short Course Series: Reservoir Management
Presented by Zack Warren and Michael Hirsch, Great Western Oil and Gas Mix of lecture and practical applications of reservoir management. Topics to include PDP decline curve analysis for producing tight oil wells Type well analysis for undeveloped tight oil wells Practical rate-transient analysis (PI-cum) for producing tight oil wells Practice using software such as Spotfire, (ARIES and Harmony were also requested) This course is available for PE Seniors only. To sign-up or for more information, please contact Rachel McDonald:…
Find out more »CBE Shell Seminar Series: Thomas Mansell, Iowa State University, Synthetic Biology for Microbiome Engineering
Thomas Mansell of Iowa State University will give a talk.
Find out more »Radical Candor: The Art of Getting Stuff Done
Join us at the inaugural event for the Women Mines Community Alliance. From this event, you will learn how to: speak and connect with others, provide and receive direct and honest feedback, create more constructive and high performing teams, and keep your work and your world moving forward Brown bag lunch. Presentation begins at noon. RSVP via link.
Find out more »Concert in the Library: Melodic Miners
Bring a friend and enjoy the classic sound of a capella music, Melodic Miners style! The Melodic Miners are the only all-female a capella group on Mines campus. The group was formed in 1998 and is currently made up of 7 women ranging from freshman to seniors. They sing in four-part harmony and always without accompaniment. Based on the classic style of Sweet Adeline Barbershop music from the 1950s, the Melodic Miners have expanded to include many ranges of a…
Find out more »QBE Seminar: ‘Strategies for Electromechanical DNA Biosensing of Biological and Environmental Sensing’
ABSTRACT: In this seminar, I will present strategies that my group has employed to adapt biosensors to sensitively detect a variety of biological and environmental targets. As they are inexpensive, rapid, and function in complex media, there is considerable interest in moving these biosensors from the lab bench to applied fields, such as medical, environmental, and food safety diagnostics. Our group has specifically developed biosensors to detect potential biological warfare agents, specifically botulism and ricin, environmental contamination by soluble uranium,…
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