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Frank Male is an assistant research professor in Energy and Mineral Engineering at Penn State. He holds a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Texas at Austin and bachelor's degrees in physics and political science from Kansas State University. His work bridges disciplines, collaborating closely with geoscientists, reservoir engineers, and data scientists. Male's doctoral research focused on accurately predicting shale gas production. His work employs machine learning to capture the interplay between reservoir engineering and geological concerns. His research interests include Machine Learning-enabled Petrophysics, Shale Gas and Tight Oil Reservoir Analysis, Natural Language Processing of Technical Documents, Pipeline Risk Modeling, CO2-enhanced Oil Recovery, and Geothermal Connectivity Analysis.
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