Deena Tayyib

Deena Tayyib is a petroleum engineer at Saudi Aramco’s Upstream Advanced Research Center. She has played an active role in Saudi Arabia’s CCUS project from reservoir and production engineering perspectives and has significantly contributed to the R&D of sustainability and carbon reduction efforts, including CO2 mineralization, CCS sequestration in deep saline aquifers and mitigation of CO2 gravity override, and currently she’s expanding her research into in-situ mineral leaching and critical mineral recovery. She has authored and coauthored various technical papers and filed several patents applications. She holds a BS degree from University of Louisiana at Lafayette and an MS degree from Texas A&M University.