Gavin Mark Mudd is affiliated with RMIT University in Australia, focusing primarily on engineering and environmental science. Their research portfolio comprises 50 publications in engineering and 17 in environmental science, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to mining and resource management challenges.
The scientist's work covers key subfields including mechanical engineering (23 publications), building and construction (12 publications), biomedical engineering (9 publications), industrial and manufacturing engineering (7 publications), and geochemistry and petrology (5 publications).
Research topics addressed by Gavin Mudd include extraction and separation processes, mining and resource management, metal extraction and bioleaching, recycling and waste management techniques, geochemistry and elemental analysis, mining techniques and economics, and geochemistry and geologic mapping. The distribution of publications across these topics is notably highest in extraction and separation processes with 42 papers, followed by mining and resource management with 24.
Their contributions have appeared in frequent publication venues such as Resources Policy, Nature Communications, Mineral Economics, Environmental Science & Technology, and SSRN Electronic Journal, each hosting multiple publications by the author.
Among recent scientific papers authored or co-authored by Gavin Mudd are:
Other recent papers featuring Gavin Mudd's research context include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Gavin Mudd include Simon M. Jowitt, Tim T. Werner, Diva J. Amon, Lisa A. Levin, and Cameron Perks. These collaborations reflect a network of researchers engaged in addressing various aspects of mining, resource sustainability, and environmental impacts.
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Zhehan Weng;Simon Martin Jowitt;Gavin Mark Mudd;Nawshad Haque
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Guiomar Calvo;Gavin Mudd;Alicia Valero;Antonio Valero
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