LSU engineer researching how to catch oil and gas leaks faster 

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An LSU engineering professor is working to leverage new fiber optic technology to more quickly detect oil and gas leaks, potentially saving industrial firms and municipalities millions in cleanup costs.  According to an LSU announcement, LSU petroleum engineering assistant professor Jyotsna Sharma, funded by a $750,000 Department of Energy grant, is researching how quantum-enhanced fiber-optic

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