Wen Song is an Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, specializing in micro/nanoscale reactive transport processes for energy and environmental resources. An NSF CAREER Award recipient, her research covers critical minerals recovery, geologic carbon storage, and fluid-rock interactions. People often describe her as a visionary and empowering leader.
Her passion for the energy sector was ignited by her proximity to the Rocky Mountains while growing up in Calgary, Canada. This led to leadership roles as president of energy-focused student clubs at Stanford University and the University of Toronto. Outside of her work, she enjoys hiking and painting.
She pioneered the field of real-rock microfluidics, enabling real-time, pore-scale visualization of transport dynamics in subsurface systems.
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