In the Media
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CBCUpcycling waste: enviromental engineering researcher pitches newest solution for Giant Mine's arsenic trioxide
Dr. Tamara Etmannski is turning arsenic trioxide from Giant Mine into metallic arsenic that can be used as semiconductors in electronic devices.
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The Trailbreaker (CBC Radio)Professor pitches potential use for Giant Mine's arsenic trioxide
Dr. Tamara Etmannski describe a solution for the arsenic trioxide that’s stored at Giant Mine, that could be sold all over the world as a critical mineral.
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CBCVancouver, Winnipeg among Canadian cities building more homes in flood zones: StatsCan
Dr. Kh Md Nahiduzzaman from UBC Okanagan's School of Engineering comments on why high-risk areas are attractive to developers.
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Mining Connection
American Rare Earths appoints Dr. Sanja Miskovic as Chief Technical Advisor
Dr. Miskovic will focus on process and recovery optimization as part of a feasibility study for the company's Halleck Creek rare earths project in Wyoming.
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CTV NewsUBC’s AI air hockey robot takes on world champions and wins
Students and researchers in UBC's Engineering Physics Department have created an AI-powered air hockey robot, dubbed Puck Pilot.
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KNAU Arizona Public RadioWhy are there so many mining companies in the Southwest with Canadian ties?
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CBCOttawa announces investment of up to $400M in Teck critical minerals smelter in Trail, B.C.
UBC Mining Professor John Steen chimes in on the $400 million federal-backed financing that could double production of key strategic metals used in defence, semiconductors and clean energy technologies.
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Canadian Mining JournalWheaton donation backs new mining education centre at Britannia Mine Museum
Wheaton’s contribution will support a new collaboration between the Britannia Mine Museum and the UBC Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering, providing mining students with on-site classroom space for field-based learning.