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Defining the multi-scale controls on high-grade gold mineralisation

Australia

A collaborative ARC linkage project to investigate the Multi-scAle controls on High-grade Gold Mineralisation and to improve our unders...

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Enabling 3D stochastic geological modelling

Australia

The Loop platform is an open source 3D probabilistic geological and geophysical modelling platform, initiated by Geoscience Australia a...

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Experimental constraints on the genesis of gold-rich ore deposits

Australia

Experimental constraints on the genesis of gold-rich ore deposits

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Geodynamics through time: Geodynamic, lithospheric and crustal-scale controls on multi-stage basin evolution and orogenesis and links to mineralising processes

Paterson Basins, Australia

The Paterson Basins project is a new 4 year study being led by Winthrop Professor Mark Jessell and Research Assistant Professor Weronik...

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Mapping camp-scale fertility and architecture of Archean gold system through time: The Kalgoorlie Camp

Kalgoorlie, Western Australia

Mapping camp-scale fertility and architecture of Archean gold system through time: The Kalgoorlie Camp

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Structural and mineralogical controls on the relative and absolute timing of gold mineralisation at the Garden Well Gold Deposit, Duketon District, Western Australia

Western Australia

Structural and mineralogical controls on the relative and absolute timing of gold mineralisation at the Garden Well Gold Deposit, Duket...

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Team Leaders

Alan Aitken
Goodeve Lecturer in Geophysics




Marco Fiorentini
Associate Professor




Nicolas Thebaud
Senior Research Fellow



Mark Jessell
Professor / WA Fellow

Steffen Hagemann
Professor

Related News

2019 IOM3 Mann Redmayne medal recipient - Rhys (Sam) Davies

by Liam Casey | Apr 30, 2020
Congratulations to Rhys (Sam) Davies on winning the 2019 IOM3 Mann Redmayne medal for his paper: "Litho-structural controls on orogenic gold deposits within the Sandstone greenstone belt, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia: implications for exploration targeting."
Congratulations to Rhys (Sam) Davies on winning the 2019 IOM3 Mann Redmayne medal for his paper: Litho-structural controls on orogenic gold deposits within the Sandstone greenstone belt, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia: implications for exploration targeting

The Mann Redmayne Medal is awarded to a member of IOM3 or AusIMM for the best paper published in IMM Transactions – (A) Mining Technology, (B) Applied Earth Science, or (C) Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy. The medal and certificate is presented to the first author with preference to research students or those in the early part of their industry career. This award is supported jointly with AusIMM. 

Further information on the Medal and past recipients.