Scientific Lightning Solutions' Dr. Carlos Mata Selected as SPE Distinguished Lecturer for 2025-2026 Season
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October 10, 2024
October 10, 2024
Scientific Lightning Solutions’ Dr. Carlos Mata Selected as SPE Distinguished Lecturer for 2025-2026 Season
Merritt Island, Florida — Scientific Lightning Solutions (SLS) is proud to announce that Dr. Carlos Mata, Chief Technology Officer at SLS, has been named a Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Distinguished Lecturer for the 2025-2026 lecture season. This prestigious honor recognizes Dr. Mata’s exceptional contributions to the field of lightning phenomena and his commitment to advancing industry knowledge.
The SPE Distinguished Lecturer Program is a highly selective initiative designed to showcase professionals who are leaders in their fields, providing them with a platform to share their expertise with a global audience. The selection process is rigorous, and Dr. Mata’s inclusion reflects his technical expertise, dedication to innovation, and passion for educating the next generation of engineers and scientists.
“We are incredibly proud of Dr. Mata’s accomplishments and his selection as an SPE Distinguished Lecturer,” said Jennifer Morgan, President of Scientific Lightning Solutions. “His commitment to advancing the science of lightning phenomena has not only shaped our company’s success but also made significant contributions to the broader engineering and scientific communities.”
As part of the 2025-2026 SPE Distinguished Lecturer series, Dr. Mata will travel internationally, delivering lectures on critical topics related to lightning phenomena and its impact on infrastructure, particularly in the energy sector. His lectures will provide invaluable insights into the science of lightning and its relevance to petroleum engineering, reinforcing SLS’s reputation as a leader in lightning protection and detection technologies.
Quote from Dr. Carlos Mata:
“Being chosen for this prestigious role is an incredible honor,” said Dr. Mata. “This program offers a unique opportunity to share knowledge and engage with professionals around the world, and I look forward to contributing to discussions that can enhance the safety and reliability of critical infrastructure using lessons learned and knowledge gained from the space program and through the lens of lightning research.”
Dr. Mata’s lectures will further amplify SLS’s role in providing cutting-edge solutions to industries reliant on accurate lightning detection and protection systems.
For more information about Dr. Carlos Mata’s upcoming lectures and Scientific Lightning Solutions, please visit www.sls-us.com.
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