Ben Williamson

Associate Professor in Applied Mineralogy

University of Exeter Cornwall Campus

United Kingdom

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Ben Williamson is an Associate Professor in Applied Mineralogy at the University of Exeter Cornwall Campus, United Kingdom. His research focuses on magmatic processes, geological systems, and mineral exploration, as reflected in his recent articles exploring volcanic deformation, mineralogical investigations, and the behavior of magma reservoirs. He employs advanced modeling techniques to enhance understanding of mineral systems and their implications for resource management.

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James Hickey

Senior Lecturer

UNITED KINGDOM

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Katharine Cashman

UNITED STATES

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Rami Alshembari

University of Exeter

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Michał Siegmund

KOMAG Institute of Mining Technology

POLAND

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Distinguishing shallow from mid-crustal magmatic processes at Soufrière Hills Volcano using Finite Element Modelling and co-analysis of EDM and GPS data

Unveiling the Rheological Control of Magmatic Systems on Volcano Deformation: The Interplay of Poroviscoelastic Magma‐Mush and Thermo‐Viscoelastic Crust

Apatite texture and composition in the Tonglushan porphyry-related skarn system, eastern China: Implications for mineral exploration

A mineralogical investigation into the formation of ore-barren endoskarn: An example from the Tonglushan porphyry system, eastern China

Chemical changes during endoskarn and porphyry‐style alteration and Cu—Fe exoskarn mineralization in the Tonglushan system, eastern China

Poroelastic Mechanical Behavior of Crystal Mush Reservoirs: Insights Into the Spatio‐Temporal Evolution of Volcano Surface Deformation

Selection of operational parameters for a smart spraying system to control airborne PM<inf>10</inf> and PM<inf>2.5</inf> dusts in underground coal mines

Crystal mush dykes as conduits for mineralising fluids in the Yerington porphyry copper district, Nevada

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James Hickey

Katharine Cashman

Rami Alshembari

Michał Siegmund

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