Administration
Dean, College of Engineering
David House Endowed Professor of Geophysical Engineering, Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences
Research Interests
- Properties of rocks under varying conditions of saturation, stress, and heterogeneity
- Oil and gas exploration and development
- Seismic petrophysics -- relating rock properties to seismic observations, particularly in oil and gas development
- Earthquake seismology, particularly induced seismicity, and humanitarian aspects of large earthquakes
- Administrator of the SPOT Lab (seismic petrophysics: observation and theory)
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Areas of Interest
- Electric power systems analysis
- Utility applications of power electronics (HVDC, SVC, FACTS)
- Power system dynamics
- Power quality
- Power system transients
- Computer analysis and simulation of power systems
Associate Dean for Research and Innovation
Assistant to the Provost for Faculty Development
Professor, Chemical Engineering
Research Interests
- Microdevices
- Medical diagnostics
- Nonlinear electrophoresis
