Colloquium Speaker Thomas Darrah

[Schumacher, Douglass]

Colleagues,

I hope you will be able to join us for the colloquium today.

Our speaker has had an exciting professional career which includes starting two companies and working for the U.N. assessing risk for the large refugee populations in Africa due to volcanoes and underground toxic gasses. His research is broad including the search for new He3 sources, biomedical technology and, the topic of this lecture, fracking. His recent results have been hailed by the NSF, oil companies and environmentalists alike and the popular media. (Although, he has been threatened with cease and desist orders in the recent past.) Please join us for this interesting talk.

Best regards,
Douglass.

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