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PDAC 2027 – Mineral Exploration & Mining Convention

March 7–10, 2027 | Toronto, Canada | Booth 1143

Supporting the Global Mining Community

Join Tescan at PDAC 2027 to explore automated mineralogy solutions for mineral exploration, geoscience research, and mineral processing. Visit Booth 1143 to learn how Tescan TIMA supports automated mineral identification, quantitative analysis, and more efficient mineral characterization workflows.

07 - 10 March 2027

Tescan at PDAC 2027

Organized by the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada, PDAC is a leading international convention for mineral exploration and mining. The event brings together geoscientists, mining professionals, researchers, and industry leaders to exchange knowledge and discuss developments in critical minerals, mineral processing, and mining technologies.

Automated mineralogy with TIMA – Mineral identification & quantification

Visit Tescan at Booth 1143 to explore how automated mineralogy supports mineral identification, quantitative characterization, and geoscience research.

Tescan TIMA combines advanced SEM imaging and analytical technologies to provide detailed mineralogical information, helping laboratories streamline analysis and generate reproducible data for exploration, geometallurgy, and mineral processing applications.

Featured technology: Tescan TIMA

Automated mineral identification: Identify and classify mineral phases across geological samples.
Quantitative mineralogy: Obtain mineral abundance and distribution data to support geological interpretation.
Advanced mineral characterization: Investigate mineral associations, textures, and compositional relationships.
Efficient analytical workflows: Automate repetitive measurements and support consistent, reproducible analysis.

Meet with our specialists to discuss how TIMA can support your mineral characterization and analytical requirements.

Agenda

Visit Tescan at Booth 1143 throughout PDAC 2027 to:

Explore Tescan TIMA automated mineralogy capabilities.
Discuss mineral identification and quantification workflows.
Learn about applications in exploration, geometallurgy, and mineral processing.
Connect with Tescan specialists about your laboratory's analytical needs.

Who should attend?

Exploration geologists and geoscientists
Mineralogists and petrologists
Geometallurgy and mineral processing specialists
Laboratory managers and analytical scientists
Mining technology and instrumentation specialists

Registration

Planning to attend PDAC 2027? Visit us at Booth 1143 to discuss your mineral analysis challenges and learn more about Tescan automated mineralogy solutions.

Technologies Showcased

TIMA Automated Mineralogy
Quantitative mineral identification, liberation analysis, and chemistry for exploration and processing workflows.
Micro-CT
Non-destructive 3D visualization of internal structures, textures, and porosity in geological samples.

Frequently asked questions

What is PDAC 2027?

PDAC 2027 is an international mineral exploration and mining convention organized by the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada. It brings together mining professionals, researchers, and technology providers to discuss developments in mineral exploration, processing, and related technologies.

Where can I find Tescan at PDAC 2027?

Tescan will be exhibiting at Booth 1143 in the trade show exhibition area.

What technology will Tescan showcase?

Tescan will highlight TIMA, an automated mineralogy solution for mineral identification, quantitative analysis, and detailed characterization of geological samples.

Who should visit the Tescan booth?

Geoscientists, mineralogists, exploration teams, geometallurgists, mineral processing specialists, and laboratory managers interested in automated mineral analysis and characterization workflows.

How can I register for PDAC 2027?

Registration information is available through the official PDAC 2027 convention website.

Unlocked content

Get more insight from your mineral samples

Discuss how TIMA automated mineralogy and micro-CT work together to deliver quantitative mineral identification and true 3D internal structure for exploration and mining workflows.