Person

Butt, Charles

Occupation
Geochemist and Geoscientist

Summary

Charles Butt is a geochemist and geoscientist with an international reputation as a leading expert in deep regolith formation and appropriate means of deep mineral exploration and exploitation.

He has worked within the CSIRO's Division of Mineralogy, and its subsequent incarnations, since 1971.

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1971
Career event - Joined the CSIRO Division of Mineralogy

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