Japan Gold's Dr. Keiko Hattori Awarded with Duncan R. Derry Medal
Japan Gold announces that company Director Dr. Keiko Hattori has been awarded the prestigious Duncan R. Derry Medal by the Mineral Deposits Division of the Geological Association of Canada. The award recognizes outstanding economic geologists who have made significant contributions to economic geology in Canada. Dr. Hattori's research spans volcanology, sedimentary geochemistry, and mantle petrology, with over 170 peer-reviewed publications. She has taught at the University of Ottawa since 1983 and is notably the first woman to receive a BSc in Geology from the University of Tokyo. The medal will be presented at the GAC-MAC meeting in Ottawa in May 2025.
Japan Gold annuncia che il Direttore dell'azienda, il Dr. Keiko Hattori, ha ricevuto il prestigioso Duncan R. Derry Medal dalla Divisione dei Depositi Minerali dell'Associazione Geologica del Canada. Questo riconoscimento celebra i geologi economici eccezionali che hanno dato contributi significativi all'economia geologica in Canada. La ricerca del Dr. Hattori spazia dalla vulcanologia, alla geochimica sedimentaria, e alla petrologia del mantello, con oltre 170 pubblicazioni sottoposte a revisione paritaria. Insegna all'Università di Ottawa dal 1983 ed è nota per essere la prima donna a ricevere un BSc in Geologia dall'Università di Tokyo. La medaglia sarà consegnata durante il meeting GAC-MAC a Ottawa nel maggio 2025.
Japan Gold anuncia que la Directora de la empresa, la Dra. Keiko Hattori, ha sido galardonada con la prestigiosa Duncan R. Derry Medal por la División de Depósitos Minerales de la Asociación Geológica de Canadá. Este premio reconoce a geólogos económicos destacados que han realizado contribuciones significativas a la geología económica en Canadá. La investigación de la Dra. Hattori abarca volcanología, geoquímica sedimentaria y petrología del manto, con más de 170 publicaciones revisadas por pares. Ha enseñado en la Universidad de Ottawa desde 1983 y es notablemente la primera mujer en recibir un BSc en Geología de la Universidad de Tokio. La medalla se entregará en el encuentro GAC-MAC en Ottawa en mayo de 2025.
Japan Gold는 회사 이사인 하토리 케이코 박사가 캐나다 지질학회 광물 매장부문에서 권위 있는 Duncan R. Derry Medal을 수여받았다고 발표했습니다. 이 상은 캐나다의 경제 지질학에 중요한 기여를 한 뛰어난 경제 지질학자를 인정합니다. 하토리 박사의 연구는 화산학, 퇴적물 지화학, 맨틀 암석학에 걸쳐 있으며, 170편 이상의 동료 검토 논문이 있습니다. 그녀는 1983년부터 오타와 대학교에서 강의하고 있으며, 도쿄 대학교에서 지질학 학사(BSc)를 받은 첫 번째 여성으로 주목받고 있습니다. 이 메달은 2025년 5월 오타와에서 열리는 GAC-MAC 회의에서 수여될 예정입니다.
Japan Gold annonce que la Directrice de l'entreprise, Dr. Keiko Hattori, a reçu la prestigieuse Duncan R. Derry Medal de la Division des Dépôts Minéraux de l'Association Géologique du Canada. Ce prix reconnait les géologues économiques exceptionnels qui ont apporté des contributions significatives à la géologie économique au Canada. Les recherches du Dr. Hattori couvrent la volcanologie, la géochimie sédimentaire et la pétrologie du manteau, avec plus de 170 publications évaluées par des pairs. Elle enseigne à l'Université d'Ottawa depuis 1983 et est à noter qu'elle est la première femme à obtenir un BSc en géologie de l'Université de Tokyo. La médaille sera remise lors de la réunion GAC-MAC à Ottawa en mai 2025.
Japan Gold gibt bekannt, dass die Unternehmensdirektorin Dr. Keiko Hattori die prestigeträchtige Duncan R. Derry Medal von der Mineral Deposits Division der Geological Association of Canada verliehen wurde. Der Preis würdigt herausragende Wirtschaftsgeologen, die bedeutende Beiträge zur Wirtschaftsgeologie in Kanada geleistet haben. Dr. Hattoris Forschung umfasst Vulkanologie, sedimentäre Geochemie und Mantelpetrologie und sie hat über 170 peer-reviewed Veröffentlichungen. Seit 1983 unterrichtet sie an der Universität Ottawa und ist bemerkenswerterweise die erste Frau, die einen BSc in Geologie von der Universität Tokio erhalten hat. Die Medaille wird beim GAC-MAC-Treffen in Ottawa im Mai 2025 überreicht.
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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 12, 2024) - Japan Gold Corp. (TSXV: JG) (OTCQB: JGLDF) ("Japan Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that Dr. Keiko Hattori, a Director of the Company, was awarded with the prestigious Duncan R. Derry Medal by the Mineral Deposits Division (MDD) of the Geological Association of Canada GAC®.
Awarded annually, the Duncan R. Derry Medal is the highest award bestowed by the MDD to the outstanding economic geologist who has made significant contributions to the science of economic geology in Canada. The award recognizes candidates for their skill and stature as professional economic geologists, and for their public contributions to the science field. Past recipients in the last three years include: Stephen J. Piercey, Patrick Mercier-Langevin, and Iain Samson.
Dr. Keiko Hattori (University of Ottawa)
Dr. Hattori's research on a broad range of geoscience topics includes volcanology, sedimentary geochemistry, and mantle petrology and geochemistry. These studies have a common theme, understanding the geological framework for metallic mineralization. The work includes the documentation of the paleo-surface environment for uranium placer formation, the metal transport in active volcanoes, recycling of volatiles and metals to arc magmas in subduction zones, and characterization of magmas linked to porphyry copper deposits. She has published more than 170 peer-reviewed papers in numerous journals, including Nature and Science. Her work has contributed to regional exploration for uranium, porphyry copper, and epithermal gold deposits. She has served on executive councils for more than 15 organizations and professional societies, and on government panels, most recently for Canada's Chief Science Advisor and for the European Union.
Dr. Hattori has taught courses on mineral deposits, including alteration and ore petrography, as well as geochemistry at the University of Ottawa since 1983. Her open-mindedness, and her approach combining geochemical analysis and rigorous field work attracted over 90 students to her research projects. Many of them have gone into leading positions in industry, government and university.
In addition to the Duncan R. Derry Medal, Dr. Hattori's research has been recognized with several awards, including the Takeo Kato Gold Medal from the Japan Society of Resource Geology. She was appointed as the International Exchange Lecturer for the Society of Economic Geologists, visiting universities throughout Asia, Europe and USA. Dr. Hattori is elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, where she now serves as Director of the Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Division, as well as elected Fellow of the Mineralogical Society of America. She is also recognized as the first woman to receive a BSc degree in Geology from the University of Tokyo, where she also completed a Master of Science in epithermal gold deposits in Japan and a PhD in mineral deposits in Japan.
The Derry Medal will be presented to Dr. Hattori at the GAC-MAC meeting in Ottawa in May 2025. The Company congratulates Dr. Hattori on her award and her extensive contributions in the field of geoscience.
About Japan Gold Corp.
Japan Gold Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on gold exploration across Japan. The Company holds a significant portfolio of tenements covering areas with known gold occurrences, history of mining and prospective for high-grade epithermal gold mineralization. The Japan Gold leadership and operational team of geologists, drillers and technical advisors have extensive experience exploring and operating in Japan and have a track record of discoveries world-wide.
Japan Gold has an alliance with Barrick Gold Corporation to jointly explore, develop and mine certain gold mineral properties and mining projects with the potential to host Tier 1 or Tier 2 gold ore bodies in Japan.
On behalf of the Board of Japan Gold Corp.
John Proust
Chairman & CEO
For further information, please contact:
Alexia Helgason
Vice President, Corporate Communications
Phone: 604-417-1265
Email: ahelgason@japangold.com
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Source: DuncanR. Derry Award (mddgac.org)
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