Canadian Earth ‘x-ray’ start-up Ideon Technologies and France’s Orano Group said on 6 July that they have deployed the world’s first cosmic-ray muon detector for use in industry-standard boreholes. Read more at Nuclear Engineering International.
French nuclear and uranium mining giant Orano and Canadian Earth ‘x-ray’ start-up Ideon Technologies have deployed the world’s first muon detector for imaging of compact uranium deposit in Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada. Read about it on the Kitco site.
The world’s first cosmic-ray muon detector developed specifically for use in industry-standard boreholes, has been deployed at Orano’s McClean Lake site in northern Saskatchewan where it will be used to image a uranium deposit. The technology developed by Canadian start-up company Ideon Technologies could transform mineral exploration. Read about it on World Nuclear News.
Canadian Earth ‘x-ray’ startup Ideon Technologies and top world uranium producer Orano have deployed the world’s first cosmic-ray muon detector for use in industry-standard boreholes. Read about it on the Techcouver site.
Canada-based Earth ‘X-ray’ start-up, Ideon Technologies, and Orano Group, one of the world’s top uranium producers, have deployed the world’s first cosmic-ray muon detector for use in industry-standard boreholes. Read about it on the International Mining site.
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