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University pioneers new sampling technology
A new ultra violet laser ablation system on its way to Laurentian University's Trace Element Mapping Facility for Geological Samples positions the university's Earth Sciences Department as a North American leader in cutting-edge sample analysis.
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article iconDr. Thomas Ulrich wins laser ablation prize
Dr. Thomas Ulrich, a research scientist at Laurentian University's Trace Element Mapping Facility for Geological Samples, has been awarded the inaugural Laser Ablation Prize by New Wave Research of California for a paper describing an innovative application of laser ablation technology.
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article iconSymboticware pioneers real-time monitoring
Symboticware Incorporated, a Sudbury-based technology company, has teamed up with Vale Inco, the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation and Cast Resource Equipment Ltd., a heavy equipment sales and service company, to develop, demonstrate and commercialize an open information management platform for mobile underground mining equipment.
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article iconWeather data beamed from Baffin Island
Underground mines aren't the only harsh environments in which there is a need for near real-time data.
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article iconWeb-based software streamlines processes
Mindoka creates efficiencies for Atlas Copco, Cementation and Northern College
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article iconTeamwork solves scaling and bolting problems
BTI scaler shortens mining cycle
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article iconNew fire assay lab opens in Sudbury
Ancient method is a sought-after service touted for its reliability
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article iconXRF analyzers increase efficiencies in the field
Innov-X Systems XRF devices provide information for 30 elements quickly
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article iconMicro bolter designed for narrow vein mining
The mining industry has an enviable record of overcoming engineering challenges, but one challenge that has baffled equipment designers and engineers until now is how to install a six- or eight-foot bolt in an eight-foot high drift using mechanized equipment.
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article iconCarMix introduces combined batching plant, mixer
When times are good, you should have a CarMix, but when times are difficult, you have to have one, says Norm Maurice, president of Sudbury’s CarMix Canada and Paramount Construction.
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