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Novel Method and Design for Optimal Production of Fluids from a Single Horizontal or Deviated Wellbore

Researchers in the Center for Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin have developed a unique optimization technique that could dramatically increase recoveries in unconventional reservoirs.

[Pres. Obama inspects wafer patterned by Molecular Imprints]

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President Barack Obama looks at a 450mm wafer patterned by Molecular Imprints, a University of Texas startup, during his visit to Applied Materials on May 9.

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Rewarding research

Turning innovation into marketable technology has become more important than ever at the University of Texas. In an era of tightening resources, monetizeable patents and corporate sponsorship of university research represent an important piece of the financial puzzle for large universities...

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Biofuel research by UT Austin profs featured in SciAm blogs

Dr. Halil Berberoglu and Thomas Murphy, researchers in the Mechanical Engineering Department at The University of Texas at Austin, are taking clues from natural processes to improve algae cultivation by designing synthetic “tree” structures.

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Colloquium
on Commercialization

The last event in the 2012-13 Colloquium on Commercialization, “Licensing and Corporate Partnering,” took place Wednesday, April 10, at 3:00pm.
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Novel Method and Design for Optimal Production of Fluids from a Single Horizontal or Deviated Wellbore

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Biofuel research by UT Austin profs featured in SciAm blogs