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Building trust between mining companies and communities
A new study has used a mobile phone survey to reveal how better relationships can be formed between mining companies and local communities.
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Maia Mapper guides micro mineral explorers
The Maia Mapper is our latest and most advanced instrument in our armoury in the search for minerals.
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Using our cutting edge materials science to protect Australian soldiers
A new metal-based smart material can shield our soldiers against a broad spectrum of toxic chemicals, reducing the number of casualties.
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Transforming mining for the future
Thanks to new technology, future mining will happen mostly underground, be low impact and produce less waste.
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Finding gold in a rush
New x-ray technology will bombard rock samples to help us locate gold and other metals.
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Exploration: Towards building an accurate picture of the deep earth
New Deep Earth Imaging research aims to enable the exploration industry to 'see' and unlock the earth's deep mineral, energy and water resources.
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From big data to robotics: growth opportunities for METS
Our Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS) Roadmap looks to the future and identifies five key growth opportunities for the mining industry and its suppliers.
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The hype about HyLogger
Our new deal with Australian METS company Corescan will see our exploration tool and mineral analysis technology - HyLogger- launched into new global markets.
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Magnetic mystery on the Nullarbor
Underneath the barren landscape of the Nullarbor Plains in South Australia lurks a mysterious magnetic anomaly which has intrigued geologists for decades. New data is helping to explain what is it and...
View ArticleCreating 3D digital rocks using x-ray data
Superman had the power to see through solid objects with his x-ray vision and now we’re using a similar approach to see ‘inside’ solid rock.
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