Conference Proceedings
World Gold '97 Conference, Singapore, September 1997
Conference Proceedings
World Gold '97 Conference, Singapore, September 1997
Gold Research at the A J Parker Cooperative Research Centre for Hydrometallurgy -- The First Five Years
The Parker Centre was formally established by the Australian Government's Co-operative Research Centre (CRC) Program in 1992 and is one of over 60 such centres encompassing a wide- range of applied scientific and resource based disciplines._x000D_
Government funding for the CRC Program is currently around $A140 million per annum and the Parker Centre receives $A1.8 million per annum to support its core research and education activities.
Government funding for the CRC Program is currently around $A140 million per annum and the Parker Centre receives $A1.8 million per annum to support its core research and education activities.
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J Avraamides, I M Ritchie
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- Published: 1997
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