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Matthew Leybourne is a Professor in the Department of Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering at Queen’s University. His research focuses on developing new analytical methods, particularly related to solution laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry for low-level trace element determinations. His areas of expertise also include geochemistry of fluids associated with ore deposits, geochemical exploration, and the petrogenesis of igneous rocks. Leybourne has been involved in various institutional roles including Co-Director of the Queen’s Facility Isotope Research (QFIR). He has previously held positions as an Associate Professor at Laurentian University, a Senior Geochemist at ALS Geochemistry, and a Senior Scientist at GNS Science in New Zealand. Leybourne has significant experience in geochemical isotopic investigations of both ancient and modern rocks, examining the geochemistry of active hydrothermal systems and groundwater. His academic contributions span numerous publications in esteemed journals and involve supervising numerous graduate students. Leybourne's integrated approach combines fieldwork, laboratory analyses, and method development for a deeper understanding of geochemical processes in various geological settings.
Queen’s University • Kingston, Ontario
Focusing on geochemistry and analytical methods.
Laurentian University •
Taught courses related to geochemistry.
ALS Geochemistry •
Conducted advanced geochemical analyses.
GNS Science New Zealand •
Research on geochemical and isotopic investigations.
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