On 6 July 2017, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) published Dr Vlado Vivoda’s report entitled ‘Australia and Germany: A new strategic energy partnership’.
SMI through the Minerals and Energy for Development Alliance (MEfDA) partnership with University of Western Australia (UWA) has been commissioned byDepartment of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to support mining sector governance in Niger from 2017 to 2018.
The tricky and expensive task of accessing knowledge on rehabilitating and preparing to close mining sites has been eased by a unique online resource developed by University of Queensland scientists and Central Queensland coal mine rehabilitation experts.
Transition to a low-carbon society will result in enormous demand for minerals to manufacture clean technologies, creating the need for a global resource governance framework, according to research published today.
Process Mineralogy is the latest release in the high-quality Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (SMI-JKMRC) monograph series in mining and mineral processing.
John has been with MRA for nine years, first as Small Scale Business Development Officer and later promoted to Project Coordinator for Porgera Gold Mine and Mt Kare Advance Exploration Mine.
The University of Queensland’s Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) has welcomed the release of a study on the health risks of lead exposure as it relates to the air quality and exposure pathways in the Queensland mining city of Mount Isa.
This week, Professor Richard (Rick) Valenta takes on the position of Program Leader - Geology for Mining within the WH Bryan Research Centre at the Sustainable Minerals Institute.
The Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) is very pleased to announce that it has recently been awarded a grant of $39,985 to support establishing a Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Mining in Bogota
In August, Lynda Lawson, Renzo Junior, Tanteliniony Harisoa Eulalie from the SMI-Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining presented at the Queensland College of Arts, Griffith University.
This question, posed by Emeritus Professor Albyn Lynch, is what prompted six SMI-JKMRC RHD Students to seek a placement on mine sites in Mexico recently.
On Wednesday 20 July, it was announced that Dr Neville Plint has been appointed Director of the Sustainable Minerals Institute following an international search that generated interest from a very strong field.
