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Dr. Michael T. Myers is an Associate Professor in the Department of Petroleum Engineering at the University of Houston, part of the Cullen College of Engineering. He holds the Ali Daneshy Endowed College Professorship. With 25 years of research experience in rock and fluid properties, he previously served as Adjunct Faculty before transitioning to full-time. His research focuses on static and dynamic properties of porous media, with applications in reservoir characterization and well-log analysis.
Education: PhD in Physics (Nonlinear Optics) and MS in Physics from the University of Michigan, and BS in Physics from Michigan Technological University. He teaches PETR 6312: Well Log Evaluation of Petroleum Formations.
His recent publications (2017–2018) emphasize shale reservoir imaging, rock salt elasticity, and electromagnetic rock properties. He advises four current graduate students and has collaborated widely in geophysical and petrophysical studies. Research trends include multidisciplinary approaches combining microscopy, seismic modeling, and dielectric measurements for reservoir evaluation.
Professional activities and honors remain unstated. His work is grounded in both academic and industry experience, bridging theoretical physics and practical petroleum engineering challenges.
