Richard received his MS and BS in Petroleum Engineering from University of Missouri Rolla. He has worked in drilling, stimulation, simulation, cutting, tool design, application development, manufacturing optimization, logistics, 3-D modeling, rock mechanics and explosives testing. In August 2004 he joined Louisiana State University as a doctoral student in the Petroleum Engineering department. Currently he is working at CCT, LSU, as a graduate research assistant in Grid Computing, Drilling Optimization, and Formation Evaluation research developing applications for the (DOE / LBR) Ubiquitous Computing Project (UCOMS). His current research interests include drilling optimization, vibration petrophysics, logging while drilling, finite element modeling of vibrating systems, and rock mechanics.
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