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Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia

Locality: East Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6180 4340

Address: 100 Plain St 6004 East Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au

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25.01.2022 The fantastic team at Western Australia’s own Earth Science Western Australia (now working under the expanded banner Australian Earth Science Education) have just launched a new web site www.ausearthed.com.au packed with quality content and teaching resources designed to meet National Curriculum requirements for all Australian states and territories. #education #earthscience #geology #ESWA #AusEarthEd

24.01.2022 Exciting #research led by Professor Yves Potvin at the Australian Centre for Geomechanics at The University of Western Australia and sponsored by MRIWA has delivered advances in the process of ground support design for #underground #mining. Fully documented in a new book to be released by the ACG and supported by widely available #software tools, the new methodology developed through this work will improve #safety and reduce costs in underground mining, and helps to confirm Western Australia as a global leader in the development of #geomechanics technology for the #mining industry. To read more on the research findings, visit http://ow.ly/MihV50yCf11

24.01.2022 Register to participlate in this free panel discussion at http://ow.ly/1HAg50AX3qh facilitated by MRIWA Chair, Miriam Stanborough

24.01.2022 Our Premier, Mark McGowan, considering the wellbeing of all Western Australians, young and old.

24.01.2022 BHP has proposed to make significant progress in the reduction and recycling of its domestic and industrial waste and believes mining must move from a linear to a circular economy where there is an extension in the use of resources. With the support of Fundacin Chile open innovation program EXPANDE, it has launched its $10M Tailings global challenge to innovative companies, startups, consortia, research centres and universities from around the world, that seeks to promote the development of novel technologies and business models based on the concept of circular economy to repurpose tailings for a new era in mining. More information at http://ow.ly/H4FB50yHkFP

23.01.2022 Research led by Professor Jacques Eksteen at Curtin University’s #WesternAustralianSchoolofMines could support the commercial development of new #gold and #platinum-group metal deposits. Sponsored by the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia, this research focused on the undeveloped #PantonSill platinum group metal deposit in Western Australia’s Kimberley region. Despite the value of the gold, platinum and #palladium contained within this resource, the distributi...on of the mineralisation across a series of thin layers in the hard host rock make extraction using conventional technologies un-economic. The greater processing efficiency delivered by this #research could make mining of the Panton Sill viable, bringing new jobs and royalty revenue to the state and regions. Read more on the findings of this research at http://ow.ly/DXbN50AvXA8

23.01.2022 The German Australian Business Council, Western Australian Government European Office and Future Battery Industry Cooperative Research Centre are presenting a webinar on Australias value proposition as a secure and sustainable partner for critical raw material supply for the European energy and e-mobility industries. Hear from leading Australian and European industry experts, Dr Jacques Eksteen (Future Battery Industries CRC) and Dr Jeffrey Wilson (Perth USAsia Centre) about... the current status of the Western Australian battery industry and its aspirations for supplying to Europes burgeoning energy sector. Topics will include: An overview of the Western Australian battery minerals industry. Western Australian Government initiatives to enhance the supply chain value proposition. Opportunities for collaboration with industry and the commercialisation of research. The session will be moderated by Mike Deeks (Western Australian Agent General UK, Europe and Israel) and Elisabeth Opie (Deputy Board Chair, German Australian Business Council). http://ow.ly/7y9i50Badzv

23.01.2022 Join the #FBICRC for a webinar to share the results of the scene setting project conducted by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney and The University of Melbourne: Certification and Life Cycle Analysis of Australian Battery Materials Drivers and Options.

22.01.2022 MRIWA-sponsored research at the Centre for Exploration Targeting (CET) has used artificial intelligence techniques to create new ways of recognising hidden mineralisation. Led by Dr Mark Lindsay, the CET team developed innovative processing techniques to support mineral exploration by using machine learning to combine geophysical datasets into a single integrated model of the geology hidden from view beneath the Earths surface. Applied to the Eastern Yilgarn and adjacent A...lbany-Fraser Orogen regions of Western Australia where richly endowed geology is believed to lie buried beneath barren cover rocks, this technique has defined several features where valuable mineralisation may be found, including the continuation of structures known to contain the rich Gruyere gold deposit. This improved methodology will add value to heritage datasets across Western Australia and help to encourage exploration investment by reducing risk in under-explored areas where barren cover rocks may conceal deeper mineral deposits. Find the full report and media release at http://ow.ly/3lKX50yk799

22.01.2022 Where could a MRIWA scholarship take you? Eunjoo Choi was awarded a MRIWA Scholarship in 2016 to support her PhD research ambitions. Originally from South Korea, MRIWA’s support enabled Eunjoo to study at the University of Western Australia, working with leading experts on the igneous rocks of the mineral-rich Yilgarn Craton. ... Her research was focused on identifying geochemical characteristics that could be used in exploring for new mineral deposits. Eunjoo completed her studies in 2020, and was awarded the prestigious David Groves Prize for Postgraduate Research in Geology by UWA. Read her story at http://ow.ly/d3xP50BpHXR If you can see yourself following Dr Choi’s example, check out the details of the MRIWA PhD scholarship program at http://ow.ly/Kqsp50BpHXQ MRIWA provides generous financial support and professional development opportunities for up to 3 years to exceptional PhD candidates in any area of research relevant to the minerals industry in Western Australia. Scholarships can be held at any university in Western Australia, and both international and domestic candidates are welcome. Applications close October 31st, 2020.

21.01.2022 The fantastic team at Western Australias own Earth Science Western Australia (now working under the expanded banner Australian Earth Science Education) have just launched a new web site www.ausearthed.com.au packed with quality content and teaching resources designed to meet National Curriculum requirements for all Australian states and territories. #education #earthscience #geology #ESWA #AusEarthEd

20.01.2022 We had a great time supporting CMEs Women in Resources Awards 2020 on Friday night in celebration of #IWD2020. Our congratulations to all the #WIRA2020 winners. Pictured below: Silvia Black, EJ Holden, Mark Bush and Linda Tompkins. Alicja Polewacz and Miriam Stanborough

19.01.2022 Our CEO, Nicole Roocke, explains what we do and how we do it: when the research community and mining industry collaborate, everybody benefits http://ow.ly/P3pF50ymdvH

19.01.2022 #MRIWA-sponsored research project M0470 led by Professor Chris Kirkland at Curtin University has delivered new insight into the evolution and #mineralisation history of the emerging #Albany-Fraser mineral province in Western Australia. The researchers identified new clues to show this region shares an early history of development and mineralisation with the adjacent richly-endowed #Yilgarn Craton. The metamorphic rocks of the Albany-Fraser region formed from deformation and ...fracturing of the edge of the Yilgarn during the breakup of an ancient continent. This narrow belt of deformed rocks penetrates deep below the Earths crust, which has helped focus the flow of ore fluids into the region over time. These insights help to define areas of the Albany-Fraser region that may be more prospective for gold and nickel mineralisation, reducing exploration risk and encouraging investment in this under-explored area of Western Australia. Read more on the research findings of project M0470 at http://ow.ly/G37K50A8P7R

17.01.2022 #ICYMI Released to the public last week, MRIWA report M493 provides exploration companies with an exciting new technique for revealing clues that could point to hidden mineralisation. Developed by Professor Brett Harris and his research team at Curtin University, this breakthrough uses machine learning software to combine seismic reflection data with studies of the natural electrical conductivity of rocks to reveal new insight into the geology buried beneath the surface.... The new insight provided through this advance offers to unlock additional value in geophysical datasets covering large areas of Western Australia, encouraging exploration investment in under-explored areas of the state. Read more on the research at http://ow.ly/s58u50yZiua Pawsey Supercomputing Centre

17.01.2022 MRIWA has a new team member! Rob Gold has joined MRIWA today as our newest Research Portfolio Manager. Rob joins us from BHP, where he has held a number of roles over the last ten years in Technology R&D and Resource & Business Optimisation both here in Perth and Escondida Chile. He has experience in designing and managing academic research responsive to industry needs and practical experience at trialling technologies at industrial scale. ... Rob comes to the role well qualified with degrees in Mineral Exploration, Business Administration, Project Management and is currently doing a Masters in Strategic Communication at UWA. With a passion for strategic communications, stakeholder engagement and ensuring the utilisation of research outcomes by industry, it is fantastic to have Rob as part of our team. So if you have an idea for a research proposal or would like to know more about our existing suite of research projects, do not hesitate to reach out to Rob and arrange a chat, whether it be in person or via video call.

16.01.2022 MRIWAs Research Priority Plan was officially launched on Wednesday 26 February 2020 by Minister for Mines and Petroleum, the Hon. Bill Johnston, MLA. The Plan describes the medium to long term knowledge and technology needs of the States minerals industry to ensure it can deliver an economic and social benefit for Western Australia. Download the Plan at http://ow.ly/E9UA50yw8h0

16.01.2022 MRIWA presented last night to the Critical Raw Material 4 Electric Vehicles (CRM4EV) workshop, showcasing to an international audience not just Western Australias fantastic battery minerals but also the McGowan Governments Future Battery Industry Strategy and the amazing research capability we have here in WA. A copy of the presentation can be accessed at https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//200604-CRM4EV-Presentation.pdf #batterytechnology #fbicrc Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre #industryhubs #globalsupplychains

15.01.2022 Announcing a new MRIWA Project with co-sponsor MinEx CRC: M509d - Centrifuge optimisation for fluid management in coiled tubing drilling. Read the full snapshot at http://ow.ly/zavJ50zdjjs

14.01.2022 It is incredible the rate of change that is happening all around us. Like everyone, ensuring the safety of the broader MRIWA community is paramount and in response to COVID-19 we are taking a number of measures, which you can find out about here: https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//200319-MRIWA-Update-COVID-19. We look forward to staying engaged with you in this virtual world and, when circumstances permit, being able to see you again in person. ... If you have not already done so, get connected with us as we have a number of research reports ready for release over the come weeks..... some reading for you to do when you are working from home!

14.01.2022 Released in February 2020, MRIWA report M476 helps to shine new light on the search for the next generation of ore systems beneath the Australian landscape. Lead report author Mark Lindsay and his team at the Centre for Exploration Targeting apply artificial intelligence techniques to process geophysical datasets into an integrated model of regional geology. Applied to the Eastern Yilgarn and adjacent Albany-Fraser Orogen regions of Western Australia where richly endowed geo...logy is believed to lie buried beneath barren cover rocks, this technique defines previously cryptic features where valuable mineralisation may be found, including the continuation of structures known to contain the rich Gruyere gold deposit. This improved methodology could help unlock additional value in heritage datasets across Western Australia, and encourage exploration investment by reducing risk in under-explored areas where barren cover rocks may conceal deeper mineral deposits. Read more on this research at http://ow.ly/Hn4K50ziBEI

14.01.2022 Could your ideas influence the future of the mining sector? If you are passionate about making a difference and want to do a PhD, check out our scholarship program at http://ow.ly/BMpA50B6Vd8 We provide generous financial support and professional development opportunities for up to 3 years to the selected PhD candidates in areas of research relevant to the minerals industry in Western Australia. ... Scholarships can be held at any university in Western Australia, and both international and domestic candidates are welcome. Applications close 31 October 2020. #mineralresearch #WesternAustralia #scholarship

13.01.2022 Professor Brett Harris and his research team at Curtin University have developed an improved approach to interpreting geophysical data. In work supported by the Minerals Research Institute of WA (MRIWA), the scientists have shown how to combine seismic data with studies of the natural electrical conductivity of rocks to reveal new insight into the geology buried beneath the surface. Supported by specialised machine learning software developed by the research team, this metho...d used the capabilities of the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre to unlock additional value in geophysical datasets covering large areas of Western Australia. The insight gained could help identify clues to valuable ore systems hidden below barren cover rocks, encouraging exploration investment in under-explored areas of the state. Read more on the research at http://ow.ly/LvJ950ySHBd Pawsey Supercomputing Centre

10.01.2022 Think this is a landscape? Its a mineral! This stunning specimen is a polished slab of blue chrysocolla, green malachite and brown iron oxides and quartz fro...m the DeGrussa copper-gold mine in WA. It is one of the many specimens from the DeGrussa mine going on display in the New Museum Origins gallery. The DeGrussa copper deposit occurs in volcanic rocks that formed on the seafloor about 2 billion years ago. Back then, the primary minerals were mainly sulphides. But millions of years after it formed, this ore became uncovered at the Earths surface. What happened then? Exposure to water and oxygen transformed the primary sulphides into a colourful blanket of secondary minerals like malachite, chrysocolla, cuprite and copper. Cool, right?

10.01.2022 Congratulations to former MRIWA Chair, Denise Goldsworthy on being appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) as part of the Queens Birthday 2020 Honours list. Denise was recognised for distinguished service to business, particularly to technological innovation and research in the mining and manufacturing sectors. MRIWA congratulates Denise and thanks her for her impact on minerals research during her time as member and Chair of our Board.

09.01.2022 Its business as usual albeit in different surroundings but the MRIWA team is proud to be able to remain focused on delivering innovation to the mining sector in Western Australia. In an important development for the local industry, a recent study by WA scientific institute ChemCentre, released to the public today as MRIWA report M0451, has shown that internationally-recognised test procedures are able to measure the long-term environmental behaviour of mineral by-product ma...terials under our states unique climatic conditions. Large volumes of mineral by-products are produced by Western Australian industry every year. Without an understanding of how they might interact with local soil, water, and climate over time, these materials are today largely isolated in growing stockpiles. Using the approach developed by Dr Black and her team at ChemCentre will assist in predicting the long-term environmental behaviour of these industrial residues and could help some of them be turned into valuable local resources for construction, landfill, and similar uses. Read more on the research findings at http://ow.ly/ghUQ50z9xmH

08.01.2022 Where could a MRIWA scholarship take you? Professor Eric May was supported by a MRIWA scholarship during his PhD studies in 2000. Today, as the CEO of the Future Energy Exports CRC, Professor May is committed to supporting others seeking to bring the value of scientific research to solving the challenges of the resources industry.... The most rewarding part of my work is the opportunity to see young people at the start of their career grow in capability and confidence, he told MRIWA in a recent interview. Read the full interview at https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//stories-of-our-scholars-dr-e/ If you can see yourself following Professor Mays example, check out the details of the MRIWA PhD scholarship program at mriwa.wa.gov.au/research-funding/phd-scholarship-program/ MRIWA provides generous financial support and professional development opportunities for up to 3 years to exceptional PhD candidates in any area of research relevant to the minerals industry in Western Australia. Scholarships can be held at any university in Western Australia, and both international and domestic candidates are welcome. Applications close October 31st, 2020. #mineralresearch #phd #WesternAustralia #scholarship Curtin University Edith Cowan University (ECU) Murdoch University The University of Notre Dame Australia

08.01.2022 MRIWA congratulates Dr Bryan Smith on being appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) as part of the Queens Birthday 2020 Honours list. Graduating with a PhD from Melbourne University in 1966, Bryan established himself as an industry-leading research scientist, author, exploration geologist and geochemist across Australian and Indonesia. From 2005-2018, Bryan served as a much valued member of MERIWA and MRIWA community where he provided strategic counsel and direct...ion for impactful research as Chair of the Exploration Theme Committee. Congratulations on this well deserved recognition Bryan!

08.01.2022 New technology developed in MRIWA-sponsored research project M449 could make it easier and cheaper to record rock properties during the most common type of exploratory drilling used in the Western Australian mining industry. Designed and built by industrial research house Globaltech Corporation, the prototype instrument can host a range of electronic sensors to automatically measure rock properties and is robust enough to be rapidly deployed while drilling is still in proces...s. When fully implemented, this new technology will allow the processes of drilling and logging holes to be combined in a single operation, providing miners with a more rapid and efficient means of measuring and recording the character of different rock horizons, and speeding up decision-making during mineral exploration. Read more on the findings of this research at https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//probing-big-issues-explorati/ #drillsmart #mwd #measurewhiledrilling #lwd #loggingwhiledrilling #mwt #measurewhiletripping

08.01.2022 MRIWA is bringing together a panel of leading #industry experts to discuss the #workforce #challenges facing the #mining industry in a digitally and technologically disrupted #future. Ironically, the lockdown-disrupted present means we can’t confirm yet whether this event will be delivered in-person or online, but please save the date for what promises to be a lively conversation on this important subject. More info, including how to register at https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//challenges-for-the-mining-wo/

07.01.2022 The Australian Research Council Training Centre for Transforming Maintenance through Data Science was officially launched on Friday afternoon. The centre seeks to use data science to transform maintenance in the mining sector by eliminating manual, repetitive transactional work; developing models to enable people to make better complex decisions; providing standardised training for industry to improve maintenance productivity; and building an ongoing maintenance capability in... research institutions and industry. MRIWA has committed $240,000 over five years for two PhD students to work closely with industry to resolve significant maintenance challenges using data science. The Hon. Minister Bill Johnston MLA was pleased to announce Tyler Bikaun and Gabriel Gonzalez as the MRIWA scholarship recipients.

06.01.2022 Do you have a good idea for a mining project for final year students? Curtin University WASM needs your help! Support the development of an undergraduate mining engineer by submitting your idea to http://ow.ly/hyYu50yoZ6n

06.01.2022 The results of MRIWA research project M0436 provide a new approach to using chemical and isotopic markers in groundwater, soil, and rocks to help find economic ore deposits buried deep beneath the surface. This research shows that the natural groundwater and non-mineralised rocks surrounding some ore bodies contain distinctive chemical signatures associated with the mineral deposit. When applied to under-explored areas of Western Australias Capricorn region this new explorat...ion approach has helped identify the potential of undiscovered ore systems lying buried beneath the surface. This method may encourage further mineral exploration investment in many parts of Western Australia where ancient rocks known to host world-class ore deposits are covered by later rocks that shield the richly-endowed geology from view. Read more on the research findings at https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//200513-M0436-Media-Release.pdf CSIRO The University of Western Australia Curtin University

05.01.2022 MRIWA is excited to announce the launch of our new website. The new website showcases current and past MRIWA-funded research projects, the challenges they are addressing and intended benefits the outcomes will deliver to Western Australia. Visit www.mriwa.gov.au to learn more about MRIWA - who we are, what we do and how we working to ensure minerals research is advancing Western Australia.... Big thanks to Media on Mars and their North Fremantle-based team who designed and developed the new site and made the transition as seamless as possible. Great to be able to support a Perth-based SME.

05.01.2022 Great MRIWA workshop session on systems thinking in mining yesterday. Leon Morgan and MRIWA PhD students Tyler Bikaun and Xingjie Chen, working online with the SiMINE team in South Africa to optimise a simulated mine operation. #MRIWAeducationprogram #mininginnovation #SiMINE

05.01.2022 MRIWA congratulates #CRC-TiME on the announcement by Karen Andrews Minister for Industry, Science and Technology of the successful outcome for the CRC for Transformations in Mining Economies. In a joint release with Minister for Resources, Northern Australia and Water, the Hon Keith Pitt MP, the Ministers state that: Australias world-class mining expertise is undeniable, but being a global resources powerhouse means ensuring a sustainable future for our mining towns in ru...ral and regional Australia, This new CRC will provide the tools for towns and regions to navigate opportunities to create new jobs and development that keep communities strong. The Government and the resources industry recognise more needs to be done to diversify the economy of some local communities which are highly dependent on individual mining projects. The work of CRC TiME will help mining communities broaden their local economies so they can continue to grow and stay strong. The full announcement and Minister attribution of comments is available at: http://ow.ly/ZjIM50yKE2y The University of Western Australia Sustainable Minerals Institute, The Western Australian Biodiversity Science Institute

04.01.2022 Did you know that your smartphone is a mine of precious metals and rare elements? In fact, the average smartphone uses 75 out of the 81 stable (non-radioactive) elements in the periodic table, 62 of which are metals. All elements in a smartphone, both rare and abundant, come from minerals, usually from metal ores, which must be located, extracted, processed and refined. A small, but growing, proportion of smartphone metals come from metal recycling.... Source: The Geological Society UK http://ow.ly/Xc4450y6wEE

04.01.2022 Research led by Professor Jacques Eksteen at Curtin Universitys #WesternAustralianSchoolofMines could support the commercial development of new #gold and #platinum-group metal deposits. Sponsored by the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia, this research focused on the undeveloped #PantonSill platinum group metal deposit in Western Australias Kimberley region. Despite the value of the gold, platinum and #palladium contained within this resource, the distributi...on of the mineralisation across a series of thin layers in the hard host rock make extraction using conventional technologies un-economic. The greater processing efficiency delivered by this #research could make mining of the Panton Sill viable, bringing new jobs and royalty revenue to the state and regions. Read more on the findings of this research at http://ow.ly/DXbN50AvXA8

03.01.2022 The Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia has supported the development of an automated scanning system that can recognise and classify minerals as fast as they are exposed in a mining operation. This technology could be a key element underpinning the future of mine automation, delivering the potential autonomous systems and machinery to operate in the mine environment. Read more on the research findings of this work at http://ow.ly/COP250DTG0l ... The University of Queensland #miningnews #miningtechnology #hyperspectral #artificialintelligence #MRIWAinnovation

03.01.2022 Free tickets now available at https://mriwafutureworkforce.eventbrite.com.au Register now to join MRIWA and a panel of distinguished guests on February 25 as we explore the challenges and opportunities of mining sector careers in the digital age. Unpacking these critical issues in a free-ranging exchange of ideas with the audience, the panel will share their visions of the balance of skills and working styles needed to support the continued competitiveness of Western Austral...ia’s mining industry in the coming decades. To find out more about this coming event, visit https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//challenges-for-the-mining-wo/. #mineralresearch #WesternAustralia #futureworkforce #innovation

03.01.2022 Great innovation starts with individuals who understand the potential of research to solve the problems that hold them back. MRIWA’s new education program aims to support the minerals industry of Western Australia by producing research graduates ready to adapt and thrive in the coming era of technological change and challenge for the industry. Launched today by the Honourable Bill Johnston MLA, Western Australian Minister for Mines and Petroleum, MRIWA’s education program wil...l deliver a combination of mentoring, industry networking and professional development designed to provide MRIWA PhD scholarship holders at the state’s universities with insight into the innovation challenges facing the minerals industry, and enhanced skills to help them work more effectively within the sector. By being better prepared to work across the boundary of research and industry, graduates benefitting from the MRIWA program will be better able to support the free flow of ideas between industry and research institutions, ensuring the research community is responsive to industry needs. For more information about the MRIWA education program, visit http://ow.ly/XdXJ50BJjAF Applications for the 2020 MRIWA PhD scholarship round close on October 31. If you or anyone you know could benefit from this support and training opportunity, visit http://ow.ly/kNcU50BJjAG #Education #Research #MiningIndustry

02.01.2022 Unlock priority access to our upcoming events and be updated with the latest on our projects and activities. It's so easy to stay informed with what MRIWA is doing - subscribe now by scanning the QR code below or click http://ow.ly/7V2j50DSAFy

02.01.2022 @CSIROs Deep Earth Imaging Future Science Platform holds its inaugural conference, Sub 20 on 12-13 Feb 2020: progressing the understanding of the systems behind the formation of water, mineral and energy resources at depth. https://wp.csiro.au/sub20

02.01.2022 What can you add to the Oz Minerals Ingenious Extraction incubator challenge? The first in their 'Think & Act Differently’ incubator series, this is a challenge focused on finding new ways to extract metals like copper, gold, silver and cobalt from concentrates. Find out how you can contribute at https://www.ozminerals.com//ingenious-extraction-challenge/

02.01.2022 #MRIWA-sponsored research at the industrial research company #Mining3 shows changing the type of explosives used could make underground mining safer for workers and reduce its impact on the environment. While essential in modern mining, nitrogen-based #explosives produce a range of undesirable by-products, including #nitrate pollution and toxic carbon monoxide and nitrogen gas compounds that pose significant safety management issues for mine workers. The Mining3 team have s...hown that replacing conventional explosives with compounds based on hydrogen peroxide can dramatically reduce these risks. If these promising results are replicated in further planned trials, widespread adoption of hydrogen peroxide-based explosives could substantially increase safety and reduce operational costs in Western Australias mining industry. Read more about the research findings at https://www.mriwa.wa.gov.au//developing-fume-free-explosi/ #miningsafety #undergroundmining

02.01.2022 Who inspired you? Listen to ABC Perths Jessica Strutt interview Laura Kuhar about who inspired her to start her career in #STEM. Laura, who now works at CSIRO is the lead researcher on MRIWA project M488 to understand fluid-rock interactions and lixiviant/oxidant behaviour for the in-situ recovery of metals from deep ore bodies.... #IWD2020 #EachforEqual

01.01.2022 The MRIWA team is back in the office! Grateful and proud to be part of a responsive and dynamic organisation that is as efficient and productive no matter what our working environment. We are lucky to work in the great state of Western Australia!

01.01.2022 Global ROAR is your chance to participate in an interactive and colloborative global showpiece to bring together the worlds leading innovators, researchers, entrepreneurs and resource sector operators to advance the industrys capability and understanding on remote operations, automation and robotics to meet Industry 6.0! http://ow.ly/zApC50AoBMv