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Vienna, Austria – April 27th — The DEXPLORE EU Project, as a leading initiative advancing sustainable exploration of critical raw materials in Europe, is present at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2025, one of the foremost international events in Earth, planetary, and space sciences.

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The project will be represented by Catalina Hernandez Moreno, DEXPLORE Coordinator at the Iberian Sustainable Mining Cluster (ISMC), who will deliver an oral presentation titled:

“Recognizing European potential for hosting deep land primary Critical Raw Materials by combining new mineral models and advanced exploration and visualization techniques.”

Date & Time: Monday, 28 April 2025 – 15:25 CEST
Location: Room -2.33
Session: ITS3.16 / ERE6.4 – Collaborative Actions Across the European Raw Material Value Chain
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Additionally, Juan David Solano Acosta from the Department of Geology at TalTech will present a poster entitled:

“Is the Estonian Alutaguse Section of Eastern Fennoscandia a continuation of the Southern Svecofennian Finnish Terranes, or is it akin to the Swedish Bergslagen region?”

Date & Time: Tuesday, 29 April 2025 – 10:45–12:30 CEST
Location: Hall X2
Session: GMPV4.4 – Early Earth Evolution – New Frontiers in Archean Studies
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EGU 2025 offers a critical platform for the DEXPLORE consortium to showcase its innovative approaches to mineral exploration aimed at enhancing Europe’s strategic autonomy and sustainable resource development. The event will also facilitate engagement with complementary European projects such as DeepBEAT, AGEMERA, EIS HorizonEU, SEMACRET, and MultiMiner, alongside global leaders in geoscience research.

By integrating advanced mineral modeling, geophysical techniques, and data visualization, DEXPLORE is actively contributing to a more autonomous, sustainable, and secure CRM supply for Europe.