Brokkr makes additions to its Scientific Advisory Board

Vancouver, British Columbia – July 17th, 2024: Brokkr Mineral Resources Corporation (“Brokkr”) is pleased to announce that it has made two senior appointments to its Scientific Advisory Board.

Professor David Fowle is the Dean’s Professor and Chair of the Department of Geology at the University of Kansas.  He has over 30 years of experience in microbial-mineral interactions, bio-geochemistry and bio-leaching including several long-term R&D projects with Global Fortune 500 mineral resource companies.  He received his PhD in civil engineering and geological sciences from the University of Notre Dame and was a Canada Research Chairholder at the University of Windsor (Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research) before moving to the University of Kansas in 2006, where his current research focuses on the links between microorganisms and critical mineral resources and hydrogen storage.

Professor Jeffrey Gralnick obtained his PhD in bacteriology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and went on to conduct post-doctoral research at Caltech in geo-microbiology. He joined the University of Minnesota in 2005, becoming a full professor in 2018 and was elected to the American Academy of Microbiology in 2022. His highly-cited research is based on understanding iron metabolism of environmental bacteria and how they can be utilized in a range of different industrial applications.

Commenting on the appointments, Sean Crowe, Brokkr’s CEO said, “Professors Fowle and Gralnick are internationally recognized experts in biogeochemistry and microbiology, respectively. They have made a considerable investment of time learning about Brokkr’s technology and it’s a real coup to be able to welcome them to the company.  For a young company like Brokkr, it’s a privilege to have this calibre of expertise at our disposal.”

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