Metal Earth Field Crew 2019
Metal Earth field crew departs for third field season across 10 transects
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Metal Earth field crew departs for third field season across 10 transects
Read moreIn preparation for a successful summer of field work, the Metal Earth field crew participated in Health and Safety training.
Read moreThe Harquail School of Earth Sciences and its Mineral Exploration Research Centre (MERC) prepare for an eventful conference in Quebec
Read moreAuthors: J. Oliver, J. Ayer, B. Dubé, R. Aubertin, M. Burson, G. Panneton, R. Friedman, and M. Hamilton
Read moreAuthors: D. LAYTON-MATTHEWS, C. M. LESHER, M. BURNHAM, L. HULBERT, D. C. PECK, J. P. GOLIGHTLY, AND R. R. KEAYS
Read moreMetal Earth researchers present research updates at the March 2019 MERC Advisory Board Meeting in Toronto, ON.
Read moreCanada’s largest mineral exploration research project, Metal Earth, is seeking MSc & PhD students to join the project
Read moreMetal Earth is a Canadian $104 million applied R&D program led by Laurentian University. With funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund and federal/provincial/industry partners, this initiative will be a strategic consortium of outstanding Canadian researchers from academia and allied Canadian and international research centres, government, and industry.
Read moreHighlights from the 10th Annual PDAC-SEG Student Minerals Colloquium (SMC)
Read moreThe mining industry continually needs new ideas and models to focus scarce exploration funds to the most prospective areas containing the next generation of ore deposits. The purpose of this 1-day short course is to provide a state-of-the-art update on the geology, genesis, and exploration for magmatic and magmatichydrothermal ore deposits, including ultramafic-mafic associated Ni-Cu-(PGE), PGE-(Cu)-(Ni), Cr, and Fe-TiV systems, and intermediate-felsic associated porphyry Cu-Mo-Au. Each topic will include theory (magma fertility, magma emplacement, metal transport, deposition) and world-class case studies. Emphasis will be placed on updated/expanded interpretations of relatively new deposit types (e.g., conduit-hosted Ni-Cu-PGE and Cr systems, post-subduction porphyry Cu-Au) and variations to models that may open new exploration opportunities.
Read moreMetal Earth Post Doctoral Fellow, Ben Frieman to give talk at the TGDG February 26th.
Read moreResearch update with Dr. Graham Pearson, University of Alberta, Post Doctoral Fellows Janina Czas and Adrien Vezinet.
Read moreSummary of Field Work and Other Activities presents highlights of, and key new information from, mapping and geoscientific research conducted during the year.
Read moreMetal Oceans team departs for the NE Lau Basin December 2018.
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