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"New Frontiers on Exploration Geophysics: An overview on Geophysical methods for non-fossil energies; Amrouche Mohamed (PhD), Geoscientist - Schlumberger, Japan"

New Frontiers on Exploration Geophysics: An Overview on Geophysical Methods for Non-Fossil Energies

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"New Frontiers on Exploration Geophysics: An overview on Geophysical methods for non-fossil energies; Amrouche Mohamed (PhD), Geoscientist - Schlumberger, Japan"

  Date and Time: 5:00 PM-6:00 PM CT. Each Monday, Starting Sep 6th , 2021, for the Fall 2021 Semester. Zoom link: https://und.zoom.us/j/95289552635 Registration: Contact Mauricio m.vasquezpinto@und.edu Presenters: Amrouche Mohamed (Ph.D.) – Geoscientist / Schlumberger – Japan.   Bio Amrouche Mohamed is a passionate geoscientist with a blended experience between academia and industry. He completed […]

Hydrogeology (GEOE 417)

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HYDROGEOLOGY (GEOE 417) Fall 2021 Instructor: Taufique Mahmood, Leonard room 324 Email: taufique.mahmood@engr.und.edu For permission number please contact taufique.mahmood@engr.und.edu   Click here to view course poster in new tab      

Promising research for N.D. energy industry

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Members of the North Dakota Industrial Commission last week toured UND’s Drilling and Completions Lab and a pilot-scale plant to extract rare earth elements from coal. From left to right are Vamegh Rasouli, petroleum engineering chair; Harry Feilen, DRACOLA director; Brian Tande, CEM dean; Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring; Gov. Doug Burgum; and Attorney General Wayne […]

Materials Characterization (ME 590/ENGR 590)

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Materials Characterization (ME 590/ENGR 590) Course instructor: Dr. Sougata Roy (Assistant Professor, Mech. Eng. Department) Schedule: Tu-Th (9:30-10:45 am, Fall 2021) Prerequisite: PHYS 252, ME 301 Course overview: This course is a technical elective in the domain of materials and manufacturing science. Quantitative and qualitative material characterization techniques are used in a wide range of […]

CEM Team Wins First Place at the U.S. Department of Energy Geothermal Collegiate Competition

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The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO) has announced the winners of the Geothermal Collegiate Competition, a national contest that engages students to develop innovative geothermic energy applications to heat and cool buildings, campuses, districts, and communities. Administered by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the competition helps students gain real-world renewable energy […]

The south entrance of Upson II to the College of Engineering & Mines on a beautiful sunny day.

New engineering degree, certificate programs approved

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The south entrance of Upson II to the College of Engineering & Mines on a beautiful sunny day.

UND’s College of Engineering & Mines to offer bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering, three new cybersecurity certificates To meet strong employer demand, the College of Engineering and Mines (CEM) at the University of North Dakota will now offer a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering as well as three new certificates for master’s students. The four […]

Society of Distance Engineering Students (SDES)

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Did you know UND College of Engineering and Mines has a club just for distance students? Are you stuck on a homework problem? Do you have questions about course content? Join the Society of Distance Engineering Students (SDES) TODAY! As a member, you will connect with other students in your same major, classes, and region. […]

A CAREER move

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Frank Xiao (center) poses for a photo in front of a poster detailing his latest research with two of his PhD students, Pavan Challa Sasi (right) and Ali Alinezhad. Photo courtesy of Frank Xiao. UND’s Frank Xiao earns prestigious $500,000 NSF award for quest to mitigate effects of harmful manmade chemicals One of UND’s most […]