John Valenza
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About John Valenza
Advanced Research Scientist
20 years of industrial and academic research experience in the following areas:
Technical Administration
- Research portfolio management and administration
- Progressing research to handoff including new product offering at SLB, and a field trial at XOM engineering facilities
- Competitive intelligence and intellectual property strategy and implementation
- Ideation and opportunity identification that leads to the creation of new projects and new teams
- Identify, engage, and manage collaborations with external partners, especially academia
- Communicating with, or preparing communications for executive management
Technical Competencies
- Physics of sensing: develop new ultrasound and EM sensing technologies to enable systems optimization (incl. data analytics)
- Mechanics (solid, fluid, poro-, fracture, damage), and acoustics/elastodynamics (seismic, sonic, and ultrasonic)
- Processing/microstructure/property relations: heterogeneous media, ceramic materials, porous media, granular media, cement
- Thermodynamic and kinetic processes in materials (diffusion, chemical reaction, solidification, drying, adsorption)
- Interfacial phenomena (confined fluids, thin films, polymer adsorption, colloidal systems)
Experience
Company: ExxonMobil Duration: Jun 01, 2013 to Present . 11 years 5 months Description:Run or contribute to research projects focused on rock physics and sensing. Utilize expertise in mechanical response and acoustics to contribute to peer reviewed articles and US patents. Also made contributions on EM sensing techniques including progressing new technology to field trial.
Position: Advanced Research Scientist
Duration: Jun 01, 2013 to Present . 11 years 5 months
Description:
Run or contribute to research projects focused on rock physics and sensing. Utilize expertise in mechanical response and acoustics to contribute to peer reviewed articles and US patents. Also made contributions on EM sensing techniques including progressing new technology to field trial.
Company: Schlumberger Duration: Nov 01, 2006 to Jun 01, 2013 . 6 years 7 months Description:
Worked on various projects concerned with rock physics and sensing. Primarily focused on the acoustics of granular media and structure/property relationships in mudstones. This work resulted in various peer-reviewed publications and several US patents.
Position: Senior Research Scientist
Duration: Nov 01, 2006 to Jun 01, 2013 . 6 years 7 months
Description:
Worked on various projects concerned with rock physics and sensing. Primarily focused on the acoustics of granular media and structure/property relationships in mudstones. This work resulted in various peer-reviewed publications and several US patents.
Education
University: Princeton University Degree: Ph D Graduation Year: 2005 Area: Materials Science Start - End Year: 2000 - 2005 Notes:Worked on several projects concerned with the behavior of cementitious media. This work contributed to various publications and several US patents. The most notable achievement was elucidating the mechanism responsible for salt scaling. This work earned the Brunauer Award from the American Ceramic Society.
Awards & Recognitions
Award Name: American Ceramic Society Brunauer Award Award Year: 2007 Award URL: https://ceramics.org/awards/s-brunauer-award#:~:text=The%20Brunauer%20Award%20is%20awarded,member%20of%20the%20Cements%20Division.Work History & Review
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