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Abstracts from MS 4.30: Taming Leaky Wellbores - Plugging and Abandonment in Gulf of Mexico Wellbores

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	ID	Title	State	Accepted type	Reviewed
	171	Mechanisms Limiting Plugging of Near-Borehole Cracks with Bentonite	Accepted	Oral 20 Minutes		Abstract Invited abstract
	706	Novel bio-organoclay composites designed to seal leaking wellbores	Accepted	Oral 20 Minutes		Abstract Invited abstract
	729	Biomimetic, programmable, and self-healing composite for mitigating gas/liquid leakage in wellbores	Accepted	Poster + 3 Minute Pitch		Abstract Invited abstract
	793	An Assessment of Research Gaps Related to Deep Water Wellbore Integrity	Accepted	Poster		Abstract Invited abstract
	820	Self-healing cementitious blends with pozzolanic materials for subterranean applications	Accepted	Oral 20 Minutes		Abstract Invited abstract
	916	The solution to Leaky wellbores in the Gulf of Mexico: Gilsonite, a Crystalline Hydrocarbon	Accepted	Poster + 3 Minute Pitch		Abstract Invited abstract
	943	Impact of stacked geologic sequence on oil spill volumes	Accepted	Poster + 3 Minute Pitch		Abstract Invited abstract
	962	Why fractures in Marcellus Shale might be plugged too soon: Case study comparing geochemical and geomechanical data obtained from outcrop vs reservoir cores	Accepted	Poster		Abstract Invited abstract
	981	Electrophoresis to improve cement-steel bonding in well construction	Accepted	Poster		Abstract Invited abstract
	982	Lessons learned in the North Sea: Closing the gaps in permanent well plugging	Accepted	Oral 20 Minutes		Abstract Invited abstract
	983	On using 3D-print technology to improve permanent cement plugs for P&A operations	Accepted	Poster + 3 Minute Pitch		Abstract Invited abstract
	995	Experimental and Computational Tools to Assess Wellbore Integrity: Predicting Failure and Designing Next Generation Seal Repair Materials	Accepted	Poster		Abstract Invited abstract
	997	How 3D Printing maybe used to facilitate the design and testing of hydraulic barriers and establish bonds to formations and casing, as well as data gathering implementation and formation visualization	Accepted	Poster		Abstract Invited abstract