Kate Rubingh

Kate Rubingh is a Postdoctoral Fellow with MDRU at UBC, obtaining an MSci in Geological Sciences from Durham University, an MSc in Mineral Exploration from Queen’s University, and a PhD from Laurentian University. Kate is a field economic geologist with research experience in Orogenic gold deposits of the Paleoproterozoic and Archean, focusing on applying volcanic stratigraphy and structural analysis to refine the structural framework at both the deposit and regional scale. Kate’s current research in the Golden Triangle area of Northwestern British Columbia aims to refine the paleo-volcanic architecture of the Hazelton group and its controls on the distribution of mineral deposits.