Uranium, Copper, Lead, Zinc and other Sedimentary Basin-Hosted Systems

The experienced CET research team can provide mineral systems analysis and evaluation of many sedimentary-hosted deposit types. Specialist teams work to provide industry-focused mining and exploration solutions to problems across a broad range of commodity types in this area.

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Sandra Occhipinti
Research Associate Professor

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4D evolution of the Telfer deposit, W.A.

Telfer, Western Australia

This project is assessing the controls on, and significance of, spatial variations in the character and grade of mineralisation within ...

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28 February 2014

A Social License to Undertake Research

Modern research science is a capital-intensive industry. Scientific resources and agencies are concentrated in wealthy developed nations with the economic and infrastructure base to support such fundamental endeavours. Nature, however, respects no such distinctions - and we com...

Mark Jessell, Geoff Batt

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Uranium, Copper, Lead, Zinc and other Sedimentary Basin-Hosted Systems

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4D evolution of the Telfer deposit, W.A.

Telfer, Western Australia

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