Heather Jamieson

Dr. Heather Jamieson

6 articles
Canada Queen's University

Biography

Heather Jamieson is a Professor Emerita at Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada. Her expertise is in the area of environmental geochemistry, particularly the mineralogical controls on the mobility and bioaccessibility of metals and metalloids in mine waste. She has pioneered the application of automated mineralogy and synchrotron-based X-ray experiments to metal speciation in mine tailings, soils and sediments. Dr. Jamieson was awarded the 2017 Peacock Medal from the Mineralogical Association of Canada which is given to a scientist who has made outstanding contributions to the mineral sciences in Canada. She was the 2018 Adrian Smith Lecturer at the University of Waterloo. In 2019, she was awarded the Rick Hutson Memorial Award for Mentorship from Women in Mining at the 2019 Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada Annual Meeting Much of her fieldwork is in the Canadian North but she has also conducted research in Nova Scotia, Chile, Peru, USA, Spain and Australia.

Publications by Year
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Reprocessing Of The Cantung Mine Tailings: Removal Of Sulphide Minerals
Arik Collins Queen's University
Maziar Sauber CanmetMINING Natural Resources Canada
Antonio Di Feo NRCan (Canmet Mining)
Allison Surrette Queen's University / Ecometrix
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Mineral Sciences: The Laplante-Laskowski Symposium on Mineral Processing Fundamentals Symposia Video
Laplante-Laskowski Mineral Processing Fundamentals 3
62nd Annual Conference of Metallurgists
Fugitive Mine Dust: Evaluation of Innovative Monitoring and Characterization Techniques
Phillippa Huntsman CanmetMINING, Natural Resources Canada
Amy Cleaver CanmetMINING, Natural Resources Canada
Eleanor Berryman CanmetMINING, Natural Resources Canada
Carrie Rickwood CanmetMINING, Natural Resources Canada
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Innovation & Current Issues Technical Session
Monitoring Approaches
ICARD 2024
The Role of Barium Carbonates in Acid Base Accounting: Evidence from the Macmillan Pass Zn-Pb-Ag Deposits and the Mactung W Deposit
Allison Surrette Queen's University / Ecometrix
Gideon Lambiv Northwest Territories Geological Survey
Hendrik Falck Govt of the NWT
Heather Jamieson Queen's University
Geochemistry & Prediction Technical Session
Neutralisation Potential II
ICARD 2024
Assessing the Risk of Acid Rock Drainage and Metal(loid) Leaching from Historical Gold Mine Tailings in Nova Scotia, Canada
Michael Parsons Natural Resources Canada
Heather Jamieson Queen's University
Geochemistry & Prediction Technical Session
Prediction I
ICARD 2024
Arsenic and antimony speciation of historical roaster waste from the Giant Mine, Yellowknife, Canada
Jullieta Lum Klohn Crippen Berger
Joyce McBeth University of Regina
Valerie Schoepfer University of Saskatchewan
Anežka Radková Queen's University
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Poster Poster
Poster Hall
Symposium 2021 sur l'environnement et les mines - Mines and the Environment
What Do We Know (and Not Know) About the Mobility of Critical Metals in Mine Waste?
Heather Jamieson Queen's University
Technical Session Video
Session C: Prediction of Quality and Water Treatment / Prédiction de la qualité et traitement des eaux minières (part 1)
Symposium 2021 sur l'environnement et les mines - Mines and the Environment