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Breaking down silos between engineers, geologists, and metallurgists

Gen-ed course focuses on non-renewable resource use through time

UArizona’s SpaceTREx an Important Partner in Space Mining Research

The world in 2050: Cleaner mining for greener energy

A Re-charge for Mineral Resources

Mining Innovation Finds Commercial Success through Tech Transfer

A Look at the Matter of Dust

UArizona works toward becoming a leader in all things mining

Uncovering the hidden dangers of slope erosion

Skimming the Lunar Surface

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