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The process engineerNadja Kunz, Canada research chair in mine water management and stewardship, The University of British Columbia

Nadja Kunz, Canada research chair in mine water management and stewardship, The University of British Columbia

By Ryan Bergen

June 19, 2023

Nadja Kunz. Photo: Julian Haber

The focus of Nadja Kunz’s work in mining has always been on solving problems. Early on, her concerns tended towards the operational—tuning variables to optimize a flotation circuit, investigating how to implement automated process control—but with time and circumstances, that focus has gotten much broader.

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