
Associate Professor @coschoolofmines | Economic Geology | Raw Materials | Critical Metals | views are my own
Joined April 2020
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First sample campaign of C. Stoian’s PhD research on the classic Tonopah #silver-#gold district, Nevada successfully completed. Thanks to @SummaSilver and Black Rock Silver for the support.
It has been a fantastic week in the field collecting samples for Erin Shervey‘s MS thesis on the Blue Copper #skarn project, Montana. Thanks to the Blue Copper Resources team who made this possible! @coschoolofmines #rawmaterials #copper #exploration #geoscience
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Super proud of Arnoud Slootman for his new paper on the effect of grain shape on sediment transport in calciturbidites - work done with @Moving_Sand! Expand the picture to see differences between siliciclastic and carbonate systems! And read more here doi.org/10.1111/sed.13103
It was great fun to teach the sixth week of @coschoolofmines’ undergrad field camp. The #resource mapping exercises focused on #gold-bearing pyrite-quartz veins and related host rock alteration at our very own Edgar Mine.
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Excited for this @SEPMGEO workshop coming up in August! Check out the stellar lineup, including an invited talk by Arnoud Slootman, research scientist here at @coschoolofmines
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As a female geoscentist that has done a LOT of fieldwork, I cannot empahsize enough how much it frustates me, that people still consider this a taboo. Grow up, and be considerate of females, this is part of our biology. meetingorganizer.copernicus.…
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The US economy is vulnerable to China’s “lock” on critical mineral processing, a senior adviser to President Joe Biden said trib.al/3f6mS79
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Job alert!
We are looking for a post doc for a 24 month position as part of our project “A general model for bubble nucleation and growth in volcanic systems”! We’re looking for someone who can help us with modelling and data analysis.
More here:
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Job alert! 3 postdoc positions at @NUedukz working in partnership with our research group at @coschoolofmines! Check out the details below
Registration for @SocietyEconGeol field trip to the Erzgebirge is open and there are still a few seats available. Check out the following website for more informations:
segweb.org/SEG-2023/Program/…
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Check out the start lineup for the @SEPMGEO special #carbonate conference! Our very own Arnoud Slootman here at @coschoolofmines will give an invited talk in the deepwater session, and I will have a poster on 'matrix' 😎
🚨Exciting PhD Opportunity in Economic Geology, @coschoolofmines!🚨
Please contact me via e-mail for further information.
@UNLV_SEG @SEGImperial @UofA_SEG
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We forget too easily how much we depend on earth science every day. We don’t appreciate the geodiversity that sustains us.
@UNESCO is the only UN body with a mandate to support research and capacity building in #geology and #geophysics.
Happy 50th to the #IGPC!
The International Geoscience Programme, which unites geoscientists together to create a sustainable future, turns 50! 🎂
From responsible resource extraction to natural hazard resilience & climate adaptation, IGCP is shaping a better 🌍 for all!
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Looking for recommendations for labs that can do measurements for laser grain size and/or QICPIC analysis - this is for @DavidNworie1 's thesis, and we are especially intersted in particle shape, not just size. Utah State? Montana?
It was great to join the roundtable on critical minerals and discuss this hot topic with representatives from politics, industry, and academia. Thanks to the @cabc_co for organizing this event. @coschoolofmines #criticalminerals #rawmaterials
The Department of Geology and Geological Engineering @coschoolofmines is looking for a professor of Energy Resources
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Fantastic paper on how to actually quantify resources of old mine tailings. Papers like this are key to bring such #resources back into the cycle! Congratulations to Rosi Blannin et al et al. to this excellent contribution.
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