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Curtin University signs agreement with Gekko

Curtin University in Western Australia has signed an agreement with Gekko Systems to commercialise its Carbon Scout technology, which was designed to help gold mine operators optimise process plant efficiency and reduce gold losses

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Gekko's Elizabeth Lewis-Gray and Sandy Gray with Curtin's Prof Chris Moran and Prof Deborah Terry sign the agreement

Gekko's Elizabeth Lewis-Gray and Sandy Gray with Curtin's Prof Chris Moran and Prof Deborah Terry sign the agreement

The device was developed by Dr Teresa McGrath and Adjunct Professor Bill Staunton from Curtin University, in association with Bill McCallum from Havilah Consulting. Gekko Systems has licensed the technology...

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