Prof. A.E. Williams-Jones


A.E. (Willy) Williams-Jones
Supervisor
anthony.williams-jones@mcgill.ca

My research is devoted mainly to understanding the genesis of hydrothermal mineral deposits through a combination of field-based, experimental and theoretical methods. Many such deposits form as a result of metal transport by hydrothermal fluids and subsequent precipitation in response to changes in physico-chemical conditions. Important objectives are thus to determine the nature of these fluids, to identify factors that control their ability to dissolve metals, and to establish mechanisms which cause deposition.



Research Associates, Post-docs and Visiting Scientists


Jim Clark
Research Associate
james.r.clark@mcgill.ca

My current research interests include the mineralogy, geochemistry and genesis of Archean gold deposits, epithermal and porphyry-related mineralization, and active geothermal systems.  I’m also involved the development of exploration tools such as alteration zoning pattern recognition and indicator minerals for hydrothermal ore deposits.  Outside McGill, I hold the position of Geologist (Research Services) with Aurum Exploration (Canada) Ltd.




Jianping Li
Post-Doc
lijianping@gig.ac.cn

My research activities include hydrothermal experiments, geochemical modeling, and field-based work. My interests focus on understanding the alteration and mineralization processes of hydrothermal ore deposits, including porphyry copper and iron oxide Cu-Au (IOCG) deposits. My current research project concerns the behavior of Sb, In and Sn in vapors relevant to ore formation.


Duncan McLeish
Post-Doc
duncan.mcleish@mail.mcgill.ca

The Brucejack property in the Stewart-Eskay Creek district of NW British Columbia is host to one of the highest grade and best exposed intermediate sulphidation epithermal gold deposits in the world. My research is focused on: (1) elucidating the origin of high-grade gold mineralisation at Brucejack by characterising the ore and associated hydrothermal alteration; (2) determining the composition of the mineralising fluids; and (3) reconstructing the physicochemical conditions that controlled mineralisation through thermodynamic analysis and testing plausible models of ore formation.



Kirsten Rempel

Research Associate
kirsten.rempel@mcgill.ca

My research concerns the experimental geochemistry of metal transport and speciation in aqueous and organic ore fluids, and the metal partitioning between coexisting aqueous and organic fluids. Other interests include metal transport in colloidal or nanoparticulate forms, as well as the thermodynamic modelling of metal transport and ore deposition.




Olga Vasyukova
Research Associate
olga.vasyukova@mcgill.ca

I focus on the mechanisms that favour enrichment of HFSE (mostly REE) in melts and fluids associated with granites and pegmatites, particularly through the use of melt and fluid inclusions, which are the only direct source of physical and chemical conditions at the time of entrapment. The other tools include high temperature hydrothermal experiments and thermodynamic modelling.




Jiaxin Wang

Post-Doc
jiaxin.wang@mail.mcgill.ca

My interests focus on the chemical and physical processes affecting metal transport during hydrothermal processes and their implication for mineralization by combining experimental study with field work. My current research focuses on the geochemical behavior of REE, Sc, Ge and Sn in aqueous liquids.


Wei Zheng
Post-Doc
wei.zheng3@mail.mcgill.ca

My research focuses on understanding the ore-forming processes and enrichment mechanisms of porphyry-epithermal copper, polymetallic and lode gold deposits through mineralogical and geochemical methods, and high-precision dating of hydrothermal minerals. I am also interested in the formation of rare metal deposits.



Ph.D. Students



Sarah Bodeving
Ph.D. Student
sarah.bodeving@mail.mcgill.ca

I am interested in the formation of critical metal deposits. My MSc studies focused on the Lofdal carbonatite-hosted REE deposit in Namibia, and my Ph.D. studies concern the Li-Cs-Ta-bearing (LCT) pegmatites of the Separation Rapids deposit, in northwestern Ontario. My research aims to develop a better understanding of the formation and evolution of the pegmatite melts; to determine the origin, timing and chemistry of the metasomatic fluids altering the host rocks; and to establish the physicochemical controls needed for the crystallization of the ore minerals.


Kiera Broda
Ph.D. Student
kiera.broda@mail.mcgill.ca

My thesis research focuses on the role of hydrothermal alteration in the formation of Alaskan-type ultramafic-hosted Ni-Co sulfide mineralization at the Turnagain deposit in northern British Columbia. This will be accomplished by thorough optical and scanning electron microscope examinations to identify sulfide textures and types, which will be followed by quantitative microprobe and isotopic analyses.



Robert Collar
Ph.D. Student
robert.collar@mail.mcgill.ca

My research focuses on understanding the hydrothermal processes that concentrate cobalt in the crust to form ore deposits.  In particular, I’m interested in the nebulous five-element vein-type deposits, best represented by those at Bou Azzer, Morocco, as well as sediment-hosted stratiform Cu-Co deposits, such as those in the Central African Copperbelt of Zambia and the DRC.  To investigate the processes that form such deposits, I am collecting thermodynamic data for Co-bearing mineral phases, with the goal of constructing geochemical models for the genesis of these deposits.


Kyle Henderson
Ph.D. Student
kyle.henderson@mail.mcgill.ca

I am investigating the origin of extreme metal enrichment in black shales. Several localities of such rocks host metal concentrations several orders of magnitude greater than average shales, including the Late Devonian Bakken Formation with up to 2.3 wt% Zn, the Middle Devonian Canol Formation with up to 8 wt% Ni, and the Early Cambrian Niutitang Formation with up to 10 wt% Mo. The goal of my project is to unravel the relative roles of hydrothermal fluids, global seawater composition and local basinal processes (sedimentation rate, hydrographic restriction, redox, diagenesis) in generating such spectacular metal grades.


David Martineau
Ph.D. Student
david.martineau@mail.mcgill.ca

My research interests revolve around rare earth element (REE) mineralization in iron-oxide-apatite (IOA)- and iron-oxide-copper-gold (IOCG)-type deposits. Specifically, I study the Kwyjibo deposit, a REE-enriched IOA system located in the Grenville Province, NE of Sept-îles, Québec. My research aims to understand the REE enrichment and history of mineralization of the deposit and to compare it to other IOA districts around the world. The potential for economically important REE concentrations combined with the enigmatic origin of these deposits makes this an exciting field of research.



Kevin Ng
Ph.D. Student
man.h.ng@mail.mcgill.ca


My current research focuses on geochemical and related studies of the epithermal Au-Ag Brucejack deposit in northern British Columbia, Canada. I am also interested in the investigation of REE sorption mechanisms and ore-forming controls in the genesis of regolith-hosted HREE deposits in South China




Evan Slater

Ph.D. Student
evan.slater@mail.mcgill.ca

Currently I am studying the gold metallogeny in the NW Abitibi, Quebec, with a focus on the recently discovered Fenelon gold system. The project is multi-disciplinary using structural observations and sound geological fundamentals to constrain and interpret geochemical and fluid inclusion data.




Jake Tiong
Ph.D. Student
lone.tiong@mail.mcgill.ca

My research concerns the petrogenesis of the Crater Lake Sc-REE deposit in northern Quebec. It is an alkaline ring-dyke system consist of syenite and ferro-syenite (up to 800 ppm Sc), intruded into the Mistastin Batholith of the Nain Plutonic Suite. My methodology will focus on petrography, major and trace element geochemistry, melt inclusions, and isotopic studies. 




Antoine Vigné

Ph.D. Student
antoine.vigne@mail.mcgill.ca

My research interests concern the petrogenesis and geochemistry of LCT pegmatites.  I am currently working on the Moblan Li deposit in James Bay region of Quebec, and my field and laboratory studies will focus on improving our understanding of the genesis of LCT pegmatites, as well as the development of exploration tools for these strategic metal deposits.



M.Sc. Students








Kira Fuller
M.Sc. Student
kira.fuller@mail.mcgill.ca

My research is based primarily on lab-based experiments.  I study the solubility of uranium with fluoride-bearing solutions under acidic conditions, and plan to compare the experimental data to theoretical models to determine the accuracy of prior models as well as use the data to better understand how uranium is transported.




Gary Fung
M.Sc. Student
sze.y.fung@mail.mcgill.ca

My work focuses on the genesis of rare earth elements (REE) in iron-oxide-apatite (IOA) deposits.  I aim to understand the mechanism of REE mineralisation to facilitate exploration and development of these resources.  My current research is on the Kwyjibo deposit, in the Grenville Province of Quebec. My studies will mainly involve petrographic and fluid inclusion analyses.


Mélanie King
M.Sc. Student
melanie.king@mail.mcgill.ca

My research focuses on gold mineralization at Fenelon, Quebec.  The goal is to understand the geochemical processes that lead to the formation of this deposit by looking at alteration, petrogenesis and fluid inclusion data.  I am generally very interested in how metal deposits form.


Shanshan Li
M.Sc. Student
shanshan.li2@mail.mcgill.ca

Global warming is responsible for increasing concerns over the combustion of fossil fuels, and numerous countries have implemented policies to promote the use of electric cars. Consequently, the demand for lithium has surged, as it is indispensable in the production of electric car batteries. My research aims to investigate the potential of the Bakken Shale Formation as a source of lithium. While this formation is famous for oil and gas, its oil-field brines may also contain extractible lithium. My research will quantify the concentration of lithium in the shale and suggest methods by which it can be recovered from brines.


B.Sc. Students



(none current)


Graduates and Former Group Members



2022

McLeish, D., Ph.D.
The nature and origin of the bonanza-grade Brucejack epithermal Au-Ag deposit, northwestern British Columbia

Nisbet, H., Ph.D.
The thermodynamic behavior of thorium and the rare earth elements (REE) in hydrothermal solutions

Nkansa, P., M.Sc.
Constraints on the genesis of the Kibi-Gold Project deposits in the Kibi-Winneba Belt, Ghana

Schultz, C., B.Sc. (in progress)
Experimental dissolution of pyrochlore and the leaching of Nb

Zheng, H., visiting Ph.D. (in progress, CAS-Guangzhou)
Genesis of the Huayangchuan U-Nb-REE polymetallic deposit, Qinling Orogeny, China


2021

Beland, C., Ph.D.
The contrasting geochemical behaviour of Sc and the other REE as exemplified by the Crater Lake and Ashram deposits, Québec, Canada

Saucier, E., B.Sc.
Petrogenesis of alkaline obsidian-like dykes in the E. African Rift, Kenya

Wasserlauf, J., B.Sc.
Sulfide mineralogy of the Draa Sfar Zn-Pb VMS deposit, Morocco


2020

Degao, Z., Visiting Scientist (CUG Beijing)
Experimental investigation of vanadium solubility in liquid hydrocarbons

Drouin, P., M.Sc.
The Black Dog prospect, Québec, Canada: a rare example of Archean tourmaline breccia-hosted Au-Cu mineralization

Qi, N., Ph.D. (Peking)
Genesis of the Leimengou porphyry Mo deposit, East Qinling Orogen, N. China
 
Sanz-Robinson, J., Ph.D.
An experimental investigation of the potential role of liquid hydrocarbons as ore fluids for sediment-hosted ore deposits


2019

Laycock, E., M.Sc.
Alteration mapping, mineral trace element chemistry, and sulphur isotopes: implications for gold mineralisation at the Snowfield Au-Cu porphyry deposit in NW British Columbia

Li, M.Y.H., Ph.D. (Hong Kong)
Origin of regolith-hosted HREE deposits in South China

Li, S., B.Sc.
REE mineralization and metasomatism of carbonate/oxide facies BIF's

Shang, L., Visiting Scientist (CAS, Guiyang)
Molybdenum speciation in NaCl-H2O fluids

Wang, J., Ph.D. (CUG Beijing)
Mechanisms of scandium enrichment and mineralization in fluoride-bearing hydrothermal solutions

Wang, X, Post-doc
Solubility and speciation of tungsten in NaCl-bearing aqueous solutions, and the metallogeny of W deposits in China

Zhang, B., visiting Ph.D. student (Peking)
Metallogenic study of the Axi gold deposit in western Tianshan, Xinjiang, China


2018

Gaillard, N., Ph.D.
The lithogeochemical and mineral-chemical alteration footprints of the Canadian Malartic gold deposit, Québec: Implications for ore-vectoring in metamorphic terranes
 

Qui, J.W., Ph.D. (Hong Kong)
The origin of the late Paleozoic Dajiangping sedex-type pyrite deposit in southeastern China

Timofeev, A., Ph.D.
The solubility, speciation, and transport of the high field strength elements (HFSE), Nb, Ta, and U

Yuan, S., Visiting Scientist (Inst. Mineral Res., CAS Beijing)
Metallogeny of tungsten and tin deposits in southern China


2017

Casselman, J., B.Sc.
Li-pegmatite mineralization at Separation Rapids, Ontario

Rosadiuk, K., Post-doc
Speciation of metals in crude oils

Siegel, K., Ph.D.
The origin and magmatic evolution of the REE-rich Strange Lake A-type peralkaline granite, northern Québec-Labrador, Canada

 
Sofonio, K., B.Sc.
Nano-particulate tungsten in cassiterite from San Rafael, Peru

Zheng, L., Ph.D. (CUG Beijing)
Origin of niobium mineralization in the Bonga carbonatite, Angola


2016


Libbey, R.B., Ph.D.
Exposing the geometry of large-scale geothermal hydrology by lithogeochemical, mineral-chemical, and petrographic methods

Moller, V., Ph.D.
The nature and origin of the Nechalacho rare metal deposit (REE, Nb, Zr), Northwest Territories, Canada

Nisbet, H., B.Sc.
Cassiterite mineralization at the San Rafael tin deposit, Peru

Vasyukova, O., Post-doc
REE-related melt inclusions at Strange Lake, Quebec


2015

Bodeving, S., M.Sc.
Petrogenesis of the Lofdal Intrusive Suite: Implications for rare earth elements mineralisation
 
Chua, Z., Post-doc
Speciation of metals in crude oils

Fuchs, S., Ph.D.
The role of hydrocarbons in the Witwatersrand gold and uranium deposits, and the genesis of the Witwatersrand-style Black Reef deposits, South Africa

Grandillo, E., B.Sc.
Petrology of the Lugin Gol gold-iron skarn, Mongolia

MacWilliam, K., M.Sc.
The geochemistry of albitisation in the Nechalacho Layered alkaline complex, Northwest Territories, Canada
 
Sugiyama, I., M.Sc.
Metal transport by oil: application to ore genesis


2014

Gysi, A., Post-doc
Modelling of hydrothermal alteration and REE mineralization

Hurtig, N., Ph.D.
Metal transport in aqueous low- and intermediate-density fluids during decompression and cooling in magmatic-hydrothermal systems
 

Migdisov, A., Res. Assoc. (Los Alamos N.L.)
Experimental aqueous geochemistry

Pare, P.-A., B.Sc.
Mineralogy of the Mountain Pass REE deposit, California

Pearce, K., B.Sc.
Solubility of zinc in hydrocarbon liquids

Trofanenko, J., M.Sc.
The nature and origin of the REE mineralization in the Wicheeda Carbonatite, British Columbia, Canada


2013

Nekrasov, S., Ph.D. (Moscow State)
Solubility studies of gallium and aluminum in hydrothermal fluids


2012

Berryman, E., M.Sc.
Carbonation of steel slag

Bourque, N., B.Sc.
Solubility of ytterbium and related elements at elevated temperatures

Brosseau-Liard, A., M.Sc.
The nature and origin of REE and associated rare metal mineralization in the B-zone at Strange Lake, Québec

del Greco, K., B.Sc.
Petrology of recent silicate bombs from Oldoinyo Lengai volcano, Tanzania

Helt, K., M.Sc.
The Canadian Malartic deposit: an example of oxidized, intrusion-related gold mineralization in the Abitibi greenstone belt, Québec, Canada

King, J., M.Sc.
Vapour-dominated high-sulphidation epithermal Au-Ag systems: geology, alteration and mineralization of the hypogene Au (Ag-Cu) Bowone and Binebase deposits, Sangihe Island, Indonesia

Loges, A., Ph.D. (Tubingen)
Solubility of yttrium in fluoride-bearing solutions

Petrella, L., M.Sc.
The nature and origin of REE mineralization in the Misery syenitic intrusion, northern Québec, Canada

Scher, S., M.Sc.
Fumarolic activity, acid-sulfate alteration and high-sulfidation epithermal precious metal mineralization in the crater of Kawah Ijen volcano (Java, Indonesia)

Sugiyama, I., B.Sc.
Solubility of palladium in hydrocarbon liquids

Timofiev, A., B.Sc.
Nature of gallium mineralization at the Thor Lake REE deposit, NWT

Wildau, A., M.Sc. (Leipzig)
Mineralogy of the Bon Accord NiO deposit, South Africa


2011

Bourque, N., Tech.
Mineralogical and geochemical studies of hydrothermal systems

Kleiman, A., B.Sc.
Solubility of zinc in aqueous vapour

Nadeau, O., Ph.D.
The behaviour of base metals in arc-type magmatic-hydrothermal systems – insights from Merapi volcano, Indonesia


2010

Berlo, K., Res. Assoc.
Gases and alteration at Kawah Ijen volcano, Indonesia

Berryman, E., B.Sc.
CO2 sequestration in Ca-orthosilicate slag

Castillo, M., M.Sc. (Toulouse)
Mineralogy of the Rossing uranium deposit, Namibia

Gagnon, C., B.Sc.
Geochemistry of Archean gold deposits

Generoux, C.-A., B.Sc.
Fumerole and alteration studies at Ijen volcano, Indonesia

Sasseville, C., Post-doc
Hyperspectral imaging of hydrothermal alteration

Sheard, E.R., M.Sc.
Behaviour of zirconium, niobium, yttrium and the rare earth elements in the Thor Lake rare-metal deposit, Northwest Territories, Canada

van Hinsberg, V., Post-doc
Thermodynamic and experimental modelling of the behaviour of REE in natural systems

Zezin, D., Ph.D.
The solubility of gold in water-hydrogen sulphide vapours: An experimental study


2009

Bourgault, M.-A., Tech.
Alteration at the Canadian Malartic gold deposit, Quebec

Harlap, A., Tech.
Experimental modelling of CO2 sequestration in slag

Heiligmann, M., Post-doc
Genesis of REE mineralization at Thor Lake, NWT

Robidoux, P., B.Sc.
Acid alteration at Kawah Ijen dome, Indonesia


2008

Gilbert, C., B.Sc.
Gas-metal transport at Oldoinyo Lengai volcano, Tanzania

Harlap, A., M.Sc.
Alteration and ammonium enrichment vectors to low-sulphidation epithermal mineralization: insights from the Banderas gold-silver prospect

Klein, K., B.Sc.
Mineralization and alteration at the Balmat zinc mine, New York

Rempel, K.U., Ph.D.
The solubility and speciation of molybdenum in aqueous liquid and vapour: An experimental study


2007

Cambpell, M., Tech.
Metal solubilities in fluids and gases

Dolansky, L.M., M.Sc.
Controls on the genesis of hydrothermal cobalt mineralization: insights from the mineralogy and geochemistry of the Bou Azzer deposits, Morocco

Hartzler, J., M.Sc.
The geological exploration of kimberlitic rocks in Quebec

Karimi, B., Tech.
Geochemistry of iron ores

Rough, M., Tech.
Fluid chemistry of emerald deposits, Colombia


2006

Fu, O., Tech
Metal solubilities in volcanic gases

Gagnon, J.V., Ph.D.
Genesis of hydrothermal HFSE mineral deposits: Evidence from laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICPMS)


2005

Burniaux, P., B.Sc.
Fluid evolution at the Imiter Ag-Hg deposit, Morocco

Heiligmann, M., Ph.D.
Genesis and metamorphism of the Hemlo gold deposit, Ontario

Mlynarczyk, M.S.J., Ph.D.
Constraints on the genesis of lode-style tin mineralization: evidence from the San Rafael tin-copper deposit, Peru

Robert, G., B.Sc.
Paragenesis of the Agoudal cobalt deposit, Morocco


2004

Ault, K.M., Ph.D.
Geochemistry, physiochemical controls, and genesis of the El Mochito Zn-Pb-Ag skarn-hosted deposit, Honduras

Harlap, A., B.Sc.
Clay alteration and related epithermal mineralization in Guatemala

Meidener, M.M., Ph.D. (J. Gutenberg)
The solubility of metallic mercury in toluene

Neilson, S., B.Sc.
Mineralogy of the Rossing U deposit, Namibia

Rempel, K.U., M.Sc.
The solubility and speciation of molybdenum in water vapour at elevated temperatures and pressures: implications for ore genesis

Vigouroux, N., B.Sc.
Chemistry of melt inclusions from Reunion volcano


2003

Chouinard, A., Ph.D.
The geology and geochemistry of the high-sulfidation Au-Ag-Cu Pascua deposit, Chile-Argentina

Raymond, J., B.Sc.
Origin of gold-bearing scales at the Berlin geothermal field, El Salvador

Schatz, O., M.Sc.
Experimental investigation of boron partitioning among melt, brine and vapor in the system haplogranite-H2O-NaCl at 800ºC and 100 MPa

Wagner, T., Post-doc
Magmatism and gold-tin-tungsten mineralization



2002

Archibald, S.M., Ph.D.
The role of vapour in the transport and deposition of metals in ore-forming systems

Beheshti, P., Tech.
Experimental fluid-rock interaction and sulfate interaction

Migdisov, A., Post-doc
Experimental aqueous geochemistry

Wright, C., M.Sc.
Geology and lithogeochemistry of the Chester Group and hydrothermal sediments of the Swayze greenstone belt, Superior province, Ontario


2001

Goodman, S., Res. Assoc.
Origin of the Troilus gold-copper deposit, Quebec

Grondin, O., M.Sc.
Controls on gold mineralization at the Onaman prospect, northwestern Ontario

Normand, C., Ph.D.
Experimental and field investigations of serpentinization and rodingitization  


2000

Carles, P., M.Sc.
Constraints on the genesis of the Archean Troilus gold-copper deposit, Quebec


1999

Barnes, N., B.Sc.
Role of geology in gold mine equity analysis

Kranidotidis, P., Res. Assist.
Fluid-inclusion microthermometry of hydrothermal ore deposits

Olivo, G., Post-doc
Genesis of Archean Au deposits

Sakoma, E., Res. Assist.
Nature of asbestiform minerals at the Jeffrey mine, Quebec

Smuk, K., M.Sc.
Metallogeny of epithermal gold and base metal veins of the southern Dawson Range, Yukon

Xiao, Z., Ph.D.
Experimental and theoretical studies of the solubility of copper in liquid and vapor in the system NaCl-HCl-H2O


1998

Marr, R., Ph.D.
An investigation of zirconium and titanium-bearing alkali aluminosilicate glasses: solubility experiments, Raman spectroscopy and sodium-23 nuclear magnetic resonance analyses

Palmer, D.A., Ph.D.
The evolution of carbonatite melts and their aqueous fluids: Evidence from Amba Dongar, India and Phalaborwa, South Africa


1997

Hezarkhani, A., Ph.D.
Physicochemical controls on alteration and copper mineralization in the Sungun porphyry copper deposit, Iran


1996

Halter, W., Ph.D.
Physicochemical controls on greisen formation and cassiterite deposition at the East Kemptville tin deposit, Nova Scotia

Gammons, C., Post-doc
Solubility and speciation of gold in hydrothermal fluids at elevated temperatures


1995

Mulja, T., Ph.D.
Magmatic and hydrothermal processes in rare-element granite-pegmatite systems: the Preissac-Lacorne batholith, Québec, Canada


1994

Palmer, D., M.Sc.
Geology and geochemistry of the Amba Dongar carbonatite-hosted fluorite deposit, India

Stefanini, B., Ph.D.
The Calabona porphyry copper deposit, northwest Sardinia

Salvi, S., Ph.D.
Magma degassing and wall-rock alteration in the rare metal-rich peralkaline granite at Strange Lake, Québec/Labrador


1993

Fournier, A., M.Sc.
Magmatic and hydrothermal controls of LREE mineralization of the St.-Honoré carbonatite, Québec

Thiersch, P., M.Sc.
Mineralization and ore controls of the Shasta Ag-Au deposit, Toodoggone River area, British Columbia


1992

Mountain, B.M., Ph.D.
Fluid-rock interaction paths: Natural and experimental examples

Vard, E., Redpath
Fluid inclusions in vug minerals in dawsonite-altered phonolite sills, Montréal, Québec:  Implications for HFSE mobility
 

1991

Guillimette, N., M.Sc.
Geology and geochemistry of the Ixtahuacan Sb-W deposits, northwestern Guatemala

Linnen, R.L., Ph.D.
Contrasting styles of Sn-W mineralization in western Thailand


1990

Khositanont, S., M.Sc.
The genesis of the Sn-W deposits at Samoeng mine, Thailand

Salvi, S., M.Sc.
A fluid inclusion study of calcium metasomatism and Zr-Y-REE-Nb-Be mineralization in peralkaline granite at Strange Lake, Labrador-Quebec


1989

Ferriera, D., B.Sc.
Fluid inclusion studies and the origin of cupriferous calc-silicate hornfelses at Patapedia, Québec

Samson, I., Post-doc
Fluid inclusion geochemistry of hydrothermal ore deposits

Taner, H., M.Sc.
The nature, origin and physicochemical controls of hydrothermal Mo-Bi mineralization in the Cadillac and Pressiac deposits, Québec


1987

Cattalani, S., M.Sc.
A fluid inclusion and stable isotope study of the St. Robert W-Ag-Bi vein deposit, Eastern Townships, Québec


1986

Stevens, K., M.Sc.
Fluid inclusion and geological studies on the zinc lead copper vein system and Lemieux dome, Gaspé, Québec


1985
 

Linnen, R.L., M.Sc.
Contact metamorphism, wall rock alteration, and mineralization at the Trout Lake stockwork molybdenum deposit, southeastern British Columbia

Nast, H.J., M.Sc.
The geology and petrochemistry of the Sisson Brook W Cu Mo deposit, New Brunswick

van Bosse, J., M.Sc.
Metamorphism and alteration in the contact aureole of the McGerrigle Mountains pluton, Gaspé, Québec


1984

Davis, W., B.Sc.
A fluid inclusion study of the porphyry‑greisen, tungsten‑molybdenum deposit at Mount Pleasant, New Brunswick, Canada

Sawiuk, M.J., M.Sc.
The nature and origin of Pre Helikian stratabound uranium mineralization at Karpinka Lake, Saskatchewan


1982

Duba, D., M.Sc.
The application of illite crystallinity, organic matter reflectance and isotopic techniques to the exploration of sedimentary hosted hydrothermal ore deposits


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