Chris Haase, Ph.D.

Chris Haase, Ph.D.

Houston, Texas, United States
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About

Highly accomplished international executive with highly successful 20+ year track record…

Experience

  • CarbonCapture Inc. Graphic

    CarbonCapture Inc.

    Los Angeles, California, United States

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    Houston, TX

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    Houston, Texas, United States

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    Houston, Texas, United States

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    Houston, Texas, United States

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    Dhahran Al-Janoub Governorate, Saudi Arabia

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    Ames, Iowa

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    Houston, Texas Area

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    The Hague Area, Netherlands

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    The Hague Area, Netherlands

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    Houston, Texas Area

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    Houston, Texas Area

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    Houston, Texas Area

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    Greater Philadelphia Area

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    The Hague Area, Netherlands

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    The Hague Area, Netherlands

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    Washington D.C. Metro Area

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    Washington D.C. Metro Area

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    Chicago, Illinois, United States

Education

  • University of Chicago Graphic

    University of Chicago

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    Activities and Societies: US Department of Defense Fellow

    Thesis: Extra Smoothness Requirements for the Wave Equation
    Focus of Study: Numerical analysis, partial differential equations

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    Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Mu Epsilon (President)

    Summa Cum Laude graduate with Honors in Liberal Arts and Distinction in Mathematics

Licenses & Certifications

Honors & Awards

  • US Patent 7256706, "Hybrid Well Communication System"

    US Patent & Trademark Office

    "A hybrid, hardwired and wireless well communication system having a fiber optical, electrical or other signal transmission conduit extending from the wellhead into the well and one or more wireless signal transducers that are located at a distance from the conduit and transmit wireless signals to one or more signal converters which are coupled to the conduit, and which are located near branchpoints of a multilateral well."

  • US Patent 6817412, "Downhole Communication System"

    US Patent & Trademark Office

    "A method and apparatus for communicating a desired target signal along a piping structure is provided. Because of a lossy communication path presented by the piping structure, an input signal, which is transmitted from a first location on the piping structure, is consciously predistorted prior to transmission. The amount and nature of the predistortion applied to the input signal is determined by mathematically modeling the communication path between the first location and a second location…

    "A method and apparatus for communicating a desired target signal along a piping structure is provided. Because of a lossy communication path presented by the piping structure, an input signal, which is transmitted from a first location on the piping structure, is consciously predistorted prior to transmission. The amount and nature of the predistortion applied to the input signal is determined by mathematically modeling the communication path between the first location and a second location. Predistortion of the input signal results in reception of an output signal at the second location that closely approximates the desired target signal. Application of this predistortion method of communicating is described in the context of communicating in the borehole of a petroleum well."

  • US Patent 6868040, "Wireless power and communications cross-bar switch"

    US Patent & Trademark Office

    "A petroleum well for producing petroleum products that incorporates a system adapted to controllably route communications and/or electrical power having a time-varying current through a piping structure in the well, and methods of producing petroleum products use such a well, are provided by the present invention. The system comprises a first induction choke, a second induction choke, and a controllable switch. The first induction choke is located about a portion of a first branch of the…

    "A petroleum well for producing petroleum products that incorporates a system adapted to controllably route communications and/or electrical power having a time-varying current through a piping structure in the well, and methods of producing petroleum products use such a well, are provided by the present invention. The system comprises a first induction choke, a second induction choke, and a controllable switch. The first induction choke is located about a portion of a first branch of the piping structure. The second induction choke is located about a portion of a second branch of the piping structure. The controllable switch having two switch terminals. A first of the switch terminals I is electrically connected to the piping structure on a junction side of the induction chokes. The first and second branches of the piping structure intersect on the junction side of the induction chokes. A second of the switch terminals is electrically connected to the piping structure on another side of at least one of the induction chokes."

  • US Patent 6915703, "Capacitence Meter"

    US Patent & Trademark Office

    "A method for determining a flow property of a fluid flowing through a conduit provided with a capacitance meter having an upstream and a downstream annular capacitance sensor, wherein each annular capacitance sensor having at least three sensor electrodes, which sensor electrodes are arranged around the circumference of the conduit, the method having selecting, for each annular capacitance sensor a set of measurement capacitors, wherein a measurement capacitor is formed by two measurement…

    "A method for determining a flow property of a fluid flowing through a conduit provided with a capacitance meter having an upstream and a downstream annular capacitance sensor, wherein each annular capacitance sensor having at least three sensor electrodes, which sensor electrodes are arranged around the circumference of the conduit, the method having selecting, for each annular capacitance sensor a set of measurement capacitors, wherein a measurement capacitor is formed by two measurement electrodes, and wherein a measurement electrode consists either of a single sensor electrode or of at least two interconnected sensor electrodes; measuring at several moments during a time interval a capacitance of each measurement capacitor of each annular capacitance sensor; determining cross correlations between capacitances measured during the time interval at the upstream annular capacitance sensor and capacitances measured during the time interval at the downstream annular capacitance sensor; and determining the flow property from the cross correlations."

  • Second Prize, Courant Prize for Mathematical Talent

    Courant Institute, New York University

  • US Department of Defense Fellow

    ASEE / Office of Naval Research

  • Member, Phi Beta Kappa

    Phi Beta Kappa Society

  • Member, Phi Kappa Phi

    Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi

  • 2nd place, Courant Prize for Mathematical Talent

    Courant Institute, New York University

Languages

  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

  • Dutch

    Professional working proficiency

  • German

    Elementary proficiency

  • Frisian

    Elementary proficiency

Organizations

  • Society of Decision Professionals

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  • Licensing Executives Society

    Member, past Chair of Financial Markets Committee

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  • IEEE

    Member

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