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Read Heavy mineral exploration on the continental scale in the March 2024 issue of EXPLORE.

Read Inverting the SiO₂ and LOI contents in the North American Soil Geochemical Landscapes datasets in the December 2023 issue of EXPLORE.

Read Portable X-ray Fluorescence (pXRF) detectORE™ analysis for Au in soils from the Archean Pilbara Craton, Western Australia in the September 2023 issue of EXPLORE

Join Idris Elba on an adventure that explores gold’s meaning and contribution to societies and economies the world over.  The Golden Thread

Read The Log Transformation Explained in the June 2023 issue of EXPLORE
 

Read about reassessing historic soil surveys using the UltraFine+^® method and  machine learning in Australia in the March 2023 issue of EXPLORE
 

Read about the new era of geochemical surveys in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the December 2022 issue of EXPLORE

Read about field-portable short-wave infrared methods for mineral exploration in the September 2022 issue of EXPLORE

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Read about analytical methods to determine lithium content of rock and sediments in the March 2022 issue of EXPLORE

Read about machine learning algorithms to correct assay data in the December 2021 issue of EXPLORE.

Read about the geochemistry of LCT pegmatites in northcentral Nigeria here!

Attention all authors: The Geological Society (GSL) - our publishing partner for GEEA - has made agreements with numerous universities whereby Open Access fees have been either fully covered or discounted. Furthermore, these agreements include access to all GSL journal publications. More contracts are in the works. For detailed information, click here

Read about integrating geochemical and mineralogical data for the central Victorian goldfields in Australia- click here for more.

The Association’s journal Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment Analysis is seeking submissions for a thematic set of papers dealing with hydrochemical applications in exploration and the environment.

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Read about the discovery of Australia’s first caesium deposit in EXPLORE issue 190.

The UNESCO Lecture Series "Earth Materials for a Sustainable and Thriving Society" is being organised in collaboration with IUGS and iCRAG, and starts 26 January 2021 (recurring series of lectures through April 1, 2021).

Additional information and a link to register are available here.

The EXPLORE December 2020 newsletter is now available. This issue includes an article describing measuring seasonal variations in stream water chemistry using a portable photometer with case histories from British Columbia, Canada.

You can view this issue here.

The Technical University of Darmstadt invites applications for two new full-time faculty positions: Full Professorship - Aquatic Geochemistry and Full Professorship - Soil Mineralogy/Soil Chemistry.

For more information, click on the links below:

Congratulations to the first recipients of the Cameron-Hall Copper Medal. The first award of this new medal and for the year 2019, is the recent paper in GEEA (vol. 19, Part 4, p. 474-486) entitled ‘Identification of the expression of earthquake induced surface flooding by groundwater using detailed regolith mapping at the buried Atlántida Deposit, northern Chile” written by A.E. Brown, P.A. Winterburn, and T. Bissig. 

For more information, please visit the Cameron-Hall Copper Medal page.

CSRIO announces the following training workshop to be held virtually on September 8 and 9, 2020: "Automating the
Geological Interpretation of Drill Hole Data".

More information can be found in the workshop flyer.

AAG congratulates Gwendy Hall for being elected as the newest honorary fellow - more detail about Gwendy's achievements can be found here.

The Association of Applied Geochemists is pleased to announce that the 2019 Gold Medal for outstanding contributions to exploration geochemistry is awarded to Professor Benedetto De Vivo, University of Napoli Federico II (retired), Italy. Click here for more details.

Catchment analysis for the interpretation of stream sediment data. See the new stream sediment case study for northern Vancouver Island, Canada hosted in the “Case Studies” section on the AAG website and download the data. For access, AAG members click on ‘Case Studies’ in the main menu on the home page.

AAG celebrates 50 years!

50 years ago in April 1970, the Association was founded to advance the science of geochemistry, especially as it relates to exploration and related research with J. Alan Coope as our first president.