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Completion of Project M465 – Final report released – Deep crustal-scale structure, geological evolution and multi-commodity prospectivity analysis in the Halls Creek Orogen, Kimberley region, Western Australia
Dr Fariba Kohanpur’s PhD thesis provides a cross-disciplinary workflow leading to a better understanding of large-scale controls on tectonic evolution and mineralisation. This study focussed on the Halls Creek Orogen, Kimberley region, Western Australia. This research was conducted at the Centre for Exploration Targeting at the University of Western Australia in an MRIWA-funded project. The technical report summarising the research findings can be downloaded at https://geodocs.dmirs.wa.gov.au/Web/document/470978.
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Stories of Our Scholars: Dr Carl Brauhart
Dr Carl Brauhart is an exploration geologist with over 25 years’ experience in gold and base-metal exploration. Carl received a supplementary scholarship in for his PhD in 1996, back when MRIWA was formerly known as MERIWA. His PhD study was on regional hydrothermal alteration at the Panorama VMS District in the Pilbara. After completing his PhD, Carl commenced work at Sipa Resources. It was during this time he lived in the Kimberley with his young family for two-month periods in 2001, 2002 and 2003. For Carl, he considers this period in his life one of the most memorable. ‘[It was] one of the sweetest periods of my life. Shortly after I started with Sipa, Mike Doepel [Sipa...
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Release of our 2018-19 Annual Report
The Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia Annual Report 2018-19 was tabled in Parliament on 25 September 2019. This latest edition of the MRIWA Annual Report celebrates the achievements of the institute to date, as well as the positive impact of past, present and future projects. It serves as a valuable document which showcases the continuing value of the institute by its delivery of actionable benefits to Western Australia through minerals research. With a brand new format, this year's report can be viewed in its entirety or by relevant section: Overview details MRIWA’s role, functions, organisational structure, Board members and a succinct summary of our...
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Stories of Our Scholars: Dr Marisa Ioppolo-Armanios
Marisa at the 1991 MERIWA scholarship presentation ceremony and Marisa today as Alcoa's Program Manager in Environmental and Process Chemistry Technology. In 1991, Marisa won the MRIWA (formerly MERIWA) scholarship for her PhD project ‘The Occurrence and Origins of Some Alkylphenols in Crude Oils’. She became the second woman to complete a PhD in the Chemistry Department at Curtin University, amongst her almost entirely male counterparts and was awarded the top prize in Petroleum Organic Geochemistry at an esteemed international conference for her work. Growing up in a first-generation immigrant family, Marisa constantly challenged both societal expectation and the...
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New wearable technology – the WA-developed Soter System is designed to keep workers safe, on the job and performing whilst improving productivity
In partnership with MRIWA and Roy Hill, Soter Analytics developed a wearable sensor and accompanying app which can be utilised by workers in the resource industry. The technology assesses hazardous physical movements which pose risk of musculoskeletal injury and communicates risk management strategies accordingly. The new technology is expected to have major cost saving benefits to Western Australian industries by promoting improved productivity and better health and safety mechanisms in the workplace. Read the full report here. Read the MRIWA media release here.
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