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Khalid Aziz, Otto N. Miller Professor Emeritus
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityReservoir Simulation, Natural Gas Engineering and Multiphase Flow in Pipes, Optimization of Field Development and Operations.
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Biondo L. Biondi, Associate Professor
Department of Geophysics, Stanford UniversitySeismic imaging and computational seismology.
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Adam Brandt, Assistant Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityGreenhouse gas emissions, energy systems optimization, mathematical modeling of resource depletion, life cycle analysis
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Louis Durlofsky, Chairman & Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityGeneral reservoir simulation, upscaling, modeling of advanced wells, optimization, flow in fractured systems, history matching, CO2 sequestration
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Jerry M. Harris, Cecil and Ida Green Professor
Department of Geophysics, Stanford UniversityComputational geosciences, reservoir geophysics, seismic attenuation, and acoustical resonance spectroscopy
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Roland Horne, Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityWell Testing, Optimisation and Geothermal Reservoir Engineering
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Tapan Mukerji, Associate Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityRock physics, geostatistics, and wave propagation
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Victor Pereyra, Consulting Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityView CV »
Michael Saunders, Research Professor
Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford UniversityNumerical optimization, numerical linear algebra, including linear programming, nonlinear programming, sparse matrix methods, iterative solvers. The design and implementation of algorithms for constrained optimization and sparse linear equations (including sparse least squares).
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Hamdi Tchelepi, Associate Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityAdaptive multiscale methods for reservoir simulation, modeling unstable fluid flow in porous media, scalable, parallel linear solvers for multiphase flow in heterogeneous reservoirs, stochastic methods, including statistical moment equations, for quantifying the uncertainty associated with predictions of reservoir flow performance. View CV »
Marco R. Thiele, Consulting Professor
Department of Energy Resources Engineering, Stanford UniversityStreamline simulation and its broad application to reservoir engineering and management, including flood optimization, upscaling, and history matching.
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Benjamin Van Roy, Associate Professor
Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford UniversityBenjamin Van Roy is broadly interested in the formulation and analysis of mathematical models that address problems in information technology, business, and public policy.
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Yinyu Ye, Professor
Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford UniversityYinyu Ye is Professor of Management Science and Engineering and, by courtesy, Electrical Engineering and the Director of the MS&E Industrial Affiliates Program at Stanford's School of Engineering.
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