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Qingwang Yuan
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Dr. Qingwang Yuan is an Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University in the United States. His research focuses on hydrogen production through innovative methods such as in-situ combustion gasification and numerical modeling, utilizing machine learning and electromagnetic heating. Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding reaction mechanisms and the role of natural catalysts in hydrogen generation from fossil fuel reservoirs.
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Experimental and Mathematical Modeling of Flow Instability in Heavy Oil Recovery Processes
Open Date: 2016-04-01
Close Date: 2017-11-01
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Ricardo Navar
Staff Scientist
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Siqin Yu
Stanford University
Juske Horita
Professor
Texas Tech University
Fanhua Zeng
University of Regina
Shanshan Yao
Assistant Teaching Professor
University of Alberta
Hossein Emadi
George F. Watford Assistant Professor
Texas Tech University
Hang Chen
Boise State University
Jingfei Liu
Assistant Professor
Texas Tech University
Jianping Xu
Harvard University
Jacob Stephens
Assistant Professor
Texas Tech University
Zhen Yin
Stanford University
Qinjun Kang
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Krishna Prasad Shrestha
Assistant Professor
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Shaowen Mao
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Saman Aryana
Occidental Chair for Energy and Environmental Technologies
University of Wyoming
Mohamed Mehana
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Danny Reible
Donovan Maddox Distinguished Engineeering Chair
Texas Tech University
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