Researchers from Charles Darwin University are using 3D-printed models of mine sites to visualise how the Ranger Uranium mine will be rehabilitated. Read More
Maintaining the safety of workers is the number one priority on a mine site, and having the right procedures, software and education is crucial in ensuring every worker goes home safely. Read More
Gold Industry Group member Evolution Mining has partnered with The University of Queensland to propel the use of gold nano sensors in early cancer detection and research into long haul COVID-19 immune response. Read More
University of Southern Queensland mechanical engineer Toan Dinh has developed sensors that are five to 100 times smaller than the width of a single human hair to help prevent injuries and fatalities on mine sites. Read More
Monash University is leading the launch of a national drop weight impact testing facility in Melbourne, Victoria to boost the structural safety of high-risk infrastructure. Read More
University of Queensland (UQ) e-mobility researcher Jake Whitehead plans to build on Australia’s existing mining expertise with his electric vehicle (EV) technology research. Read More
Technology is embraced as a new way of mining as much as it is a new way of life. Safe to Work speaks with mining experts in Australia and Sweden to get a closer look on how it’s been integrated. Read More
A research study by the University of South Australia has found that a simple snack is the best choice for maximising alertness and productivity. Read More