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Ross Clifford Tomson (born March 12, 1984) is an American entrepreneur, attorney, inventor, and author. His is the founder and president of Tomson Technologies in Houston, Texas. Early Life Education Mr. Tomson grew up in West University Place inside of Houston, TX. He attended River Oaks Baptist school for grades 4-6 and then attended St. John's School for grades 7-12, graduating from St. John's School in 2002. In 2002, Mr. Tomson began university at Rice University. He majored in economics in his undergraduate work, and continued at Rice University for his Master's work, yielding a Master's degree from the Civil & Environmental Engineering department in 2007. After obtaining his undergraduate and masters degrees from Rice University, Ross Tomson graduated from South Texas College of Law and became a licensed attorney in the State of Texas. Career Early Companies During law school in 2008, Ross Tomson started SciMatics LLC, which was his first foray into business, specifically into oil and gas development and modelling projects. During his early work, he created modelling software that was used by major integrated oil and gas companies and automated systems in their flow assurance technology groups. Mr. Tomson continued SciMatics LLC until the start of Brine Chemistry Solutions and Shale Water Research Center. Mr. Tomson went on to found both Shale Water Research Center and Brine Chemistry Solutions. These two companies were run in parallel with different focuses. Shale Water Research Center was created as a joint industrial project (JIP) between numerous oil and gas exploration and production companies having operations mainly in North America and focused on research and development on water challenges in onshore development. Brine Chemistry Solutions LLC was awarded a large research contract funded by the United States Department of Energy and focused on deepwater production scale and corrosion research under high pressure and high temperature. Through this work, his company developed new technologies for scale and corrosion assessment at deepwater production conditions. Brine Chemistry Solutions also worked on various other research and development projects including enhanced oil recovery work in Brazil's offshore wells. Tomson Technologies In January 2015, Mr. Tomson consolidated his companies into Tomson Technologies. Tomson Technologies joins Shale Water Research Center and Brine Chemistry Solutions' teams, personnel, and laboratory and office spaces creating a research and development company engaged in the fields of oil and gas flow assurance, production, and chemical expertise. Tomson Technologies is currently active in energy R&D with labs and offices in Houston, Texas, USA * Microbial Dynamics and Control in Shale Gas Production. Environmental Science & Technology Letters 1 (12), 465-473. * Optical measurement of uniform and localized corrosion of C1018, SS 410, and Inconel 825 alloys using white light interferometry. Corrosion Science 87, 383-391. * Systematic Study of Barite Nucleation and Inhibition With Various Polymeric Scale Inhibitors by Novel Laser Apparatus. SPE Journal 20 (03), 642-651. * Interrelationship of CO, Weak Acids, Bases, and pH in Scale Prediction and Control. SPE International Symposium on Oilfield Chemistry. * Study of Siderite Solubility under Extreme High Temperature and Pressure in 1 M NaCl Solution. CORROSION 2015. * Solubility Study of Magnetite under Extreme High Pressure and High Temperature. Offshore Technology Conference 2014. * Corrosion Testing of Deepwater Tubing Materials under Extreme Pressure and Temperature Conditions. Offshore Technology Conference 2014. * Scaling Potential Risk Evaluation and Prevention for Water Alternating Rich CO2 Gas (WAG) in Limestone Reservoirs. EAGE 2015.
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