Recently emerged volcanoes and associated epithermal systems provide a geologically young and accessible laboratory to study volcanic-hydrothermal systems from the shallow submarine environment (Na...

Geochronology is a pervasive and integral tool for developing and testing geological models throughout the earth sciences. Radio-isotopic data (e.g. U–Pb, K–Ar, Ar–Ar, Re–Os, U–Th/He) is commonly u...

Mineral Deposits Studies Group Winter Meeting, University of Bristol, United Kingdom, 19-21 December 2016

"Timing and source of rare earth element mineralisation in the Ditrău alkaline complex, Romania." Applied Earth Science, 126(2), p. 93

The Volspruit Ni-PGE Project is the only PGE resource in the Bushveld Complex hosted within ultramafic rocks (i.e. in the absence of cumulus plagioclase). It is one of only a few known PGE prospect...

The Rare Earth Elements (REE: La-Lu) have been highlighted as ‘critical materials’ as a result of concerns over the security of supply. In particular demand for heavy REE (HREE: Gd-Lu) has increase...

"Geological and mineralogical characteristics of REE mineralisation of the Verkhnee Espe and Iysor granitoid massifs (East Kazakhstan)." Applied Earth Science, 126(2), pp. 40–41

"Designing an experimental approach to simulate the mining process of seafloor sulphide ore deposits." Applied Earth Science, 126(2), pp. 56–57

The fundamental control of plate tectonic processes on ore formation was realised almost as soon as the plate tectonic model was established in the late 1960s–early 1970s. The formation of seafloor...