Lilly Wilson

Investment Associate, Metals and Mining | Bristol BSc Geology

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Raman Spectroscopy on these fascinating samples has begun! Juina-5-W1 holding some promising inclusions, possible exsolution can be seen around an inclusion with a Raman Map, 532nm laser used. Analysis on exact inclusion compositions soon to come... #MSci @UoBEarthScience

[Women in Mining UK @WIM_UK]

A warm welcome to our newest volunteer, Lilly Wilson, who joins the WIM UK Events Committee! We are so excited to have her join WIM UK!

#womeninmining

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@AmonkMonkey Enjoy Andrew!⛷🥂

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Pleased to have completed two University of British Columbia courses on sustainable mineral exploration, economics, and corporate finance. Thankful to hold a scholarship from Women in Mining USA for the duration.@WIM_UK @UoBEarthScience @BristolSEG https://t.co/ZIOmHyzF4R

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@MattRoche23 @UoBEarthScience Congratulations Matt! We should all go for a drink to celebrate, next week after field work!🎊🍾

[RGN Magazine @RGNonline]

The 3rd @MinesAndMoney Mining Pitch Battle of this week is taking place, with four presentations to come:

@smp_gold
@LuminexRes
@AticoAty
@MapleGoldMines

Each presenting executive will be aiming to secure a hypothetical $1 million of investment from the 'dragons den' judges.

[RGN Magazine @RGNonline]

The latest episode of @MinesAndMoney 5@5 is starting up now.

Today, the session will focus on Latin American #mining opportunities and will feature three corporate presentations, with three investor guests providing detailed feedback and critiques.

#MinesandMoney #5at5

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@WIM_UK @EnPlus_Group Thank you for hosting the event. Great to have the chance to speak to The Betts Group, MD @charlieb hopefully we can continue our discussions on the catalyst effects of #Sustainability through the mining supply chain.

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@jmroberge @VSACapital @AmonkMonkey Great to meet you Jay at the Battery Metals event. An attractive opportunity delivered by @E_Desaulniers of hydropowered Matawinie Graphite Mine @TSX_NOU. Not only helping fuel a green economy, but truly understanding the importance of #ESG to create successful mining projects.

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@MattRoche23 Me too Matt! The trees look blurry on walks now 🥲Don’t worry tho after our last exam on the 29th we have a whole TWO days off from screens before term starts 1st Feb🤣

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Thank you Callan a lovely blog! Everyone will be jealous of my furry field assistant now...

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@callanbentley Yes of course, looks a great blog, look forward to reading!

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Boscastle, Cornwall is home to some of the most spectacular folding and quartz veins I’ve seen. Every hillside you look there’s a new array of mangled rocks from the Variscan Orogeny!

[Mining News @miningnews]

Deep-sea misconceptions cause underestimation of seabed-mining impacts https://t.co/OM1fmVS0GZ

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@Geology_Tim Louie-my loyal field companion!!

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Lilly’s Cornwall Field Diaries- Walked from Padstow-Trevone-Harlyn Bay-Trevose Head. Blisters on my feet, a sign of a good adventure! Harlyn Bay sandstone composed of laminae and thin beds(<1cm thick), reveals wave-induced fluting, runnels, and cavitation

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Lilly’s Cornwall Field Diaries- Cycled 28 miles along the Camel Estuary, Padstow-Wadebridge-Bodmin and back. Penqueen Quarry (mysef pictured), home to mountains of heavily cleaved and fissile slate.🚴‍♂️⛰

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@rpancost @MattRoche23 @climate_badger @kh_freeman @CaitWitkowski @ChemClimatology @PearsonLab1 @wilkes_eb Yes hopefully summer we can do some exciting biogeochemistry on the lignite deposits and the methane cycle!!🔬🧪

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Lilly’s Cornwall Field Diaries- Followed the middle to early-upper Devonian coastline from Trevone to Hawkers Cove. Colour variations in the slates due to iron oxide compositions, which depends on the climate. Are the recumbent folds better in the outcrop or Louie’s tail?

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

@InamedSciart Yes please! The intense deformation seen at Boscastle is amazing.

[Lilly Wilson @Geochem_Pip]

Lilly’s Cornwall Field Diaries-Finally back out in the field! Here is some excellent structural geology exhibited at Boscastle. Mudstone group(slate) with ubiquitous quartz veins. Intense folding lends itself to the Variscan Orogeny.