Academic, University headed RPSEA projects New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Cost-Effective Treatment of Produced Water Using Co-Produced Energy Sources for Small Producers University of Kansas,  Enhancing Oil Recovery from Mature Reservoirs Using Radial-jetted Laterals and High-volume Progressive Cavity Pumps Texas A&M University, Field Site Testing of Low Impact Oil Field Accesss Roads: Reducing the Footprint in Desert Ecosystems University of Kansas, Near Miscible CO2 Application to Improve Oil Recovery for Small Producers Missouri Institute of Science and Technology, Mitigating Water Production and Extending the Life of Mature Oil Wells and Further Improve Particle Gel Technology New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Reducing Impacts of New Pit Rules on Small Producers   New Mexico Pit Rules, Petroleum Recovery Research Center website New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Mini-Waterflood: A New Cost Effective Approach to Extend the Economic Life of Small, Mature Oil Reservoirs Western Michigan University, Evaluation and Modeling of Stratigraphic Control on the Distribution of Hydrothermal Dolomite Reservoir away from Major Fault Planes Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas, Austin, Development Strategies for Maximizing East Texas Oil Field Production The University of Texas Permian Basin, Commercial Exploitation and the Origin of Residual Oil Zones: Developing a Case History in the Permian Basin of New Mexico and West Texas UT Permian Basin hosts Small Producers Forum, Jan. 29, 2010 Global Petroleum Research Institute