Archived News

• AGU Meeting 2024: AL/ML in Induced Seismicity Monitoring

  In December 2024, I presented our research on transfer learning techniques for induced seismicity monitoring at the AGU Annual Meeting. Representing the University of Oklahoma, the presentation highlighted the potential of applying machine learning in seismology to detect and analyze seismic events with greater efficiency. The work was well-received by scientists worldwide, sparking insightful discussions and fostering new collaborations.

• New Research Associate Position at University of Oklahoma

  In April 2024, I joined the University of Oklahoma as a Research Associate. My work focuses on induced seismicity monitoring and carbon sequestration, addressing critical challenges in anthropogenic earthquake research and sustainable environmental solutions.

• Ph.D. Dissertation Submitted

  In December 2023, I submitted my Ph.D. dissertation, which explores seismic activity and crustal morphology in the Midcontinent of North America. The research provides valuable insights into earthquake studies and tectonic processes.