Research

The Extended Drop Weight Testing Approach – What it reveals

7 June 2019 9:00am–10:00am

in JKMRC Friday Seminars 2019

For decades the minerals industry has been challenged by inherent variability of ore deposits. Quantifying this characteristic of orebodies and estimating its impact on the process performance is becoming increasingly important because the mining industry needs to extract resources with lower grades and more complexities.

A data driven approach to social license

31 May 2019 9:00am–10:00am

in JKMRC Friday Seminars 2019

A decade of research on the nature of relationships between communities and the mining companies that work alongside them, has demonstrated that community acceptance, or social licence, depends on deeper trust in their relationships

UQ Minerals Week 22- 26 July

Workshop

The role of minerals in a sustainable world is the topic for discussion during this week of special events hosted by UQ's Sustainable Minerals Institute

Next Generation Resources, Student Conference

24 July 2019 8:30am–5:30pm

in UQ Minerals Week 22- 26 July

The aim of the conference is to provide students with the opportunity to hone their presentation skills and interact with industry professionals.

UQ Mining and Resources Forum

23 July 2019 9:00am–1:00pm

in UQ Minerals Week 22- 26 July

The UQ Mining and Resources Forum aims to connect researchers working across all aspects of the industry to share ideas and develop collaboration and research projects.

Real-time process improvement through advanced instrumentation and control strategies

24 May 2019 9:00am–10:00am

in JKMRC Friday Seminars 2019

With the decline of in-house expertise, in both the research organisations and end users of technology, Clarity bridges the implementation gap of new technologies and industry solutions.

Gaps in the Understanding and Management of Particulates

The Gaps in the Understanding and Management of Particulates program is jointly developed by The University of Queensland’s Sustainable Minerals Institute's Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre (MISHC) and School of the Environments OHS Program.

Human Aspects of Mining Program

The Human Aspects of Mining program aims to provide the industry with evidence-based guidance that will assist them in achieving a step-change in safety and health.
The program considers a range of research areas associated with of mining including the human aspects of automation, human systems integration, new technology readiness and uptake, proximity interface design, and whole-body vibration.

Understanding the margins - Application of energy at the EHM Concentrator

17 May 2019 9:00am–10:00am

in JKMRC Friday Seminars 2019

Utilisation of a processing asset extends beyond the number of hours it runs for. When mines start to approach the end of their life, significant redundant capacity opens up in the mines processing assets. Is this capacity really redundant or can we re-think our approach to keep them delivering value at the design rate?

SMI-ICE CHILE creating change in the global minerals industry

Published on: 8 May 2019

An additional three years of funding will see the Sustainable Minerals Institute’s International Centre of Excellence in Chile (SMI-ICE Chile) continue to grow as a force for change in the minerals industry.

The Extended Drop Weight Testing Approach – What it reveals

A data driven approach to social license

UQ Minerals Week 22- 26 July

Next Generation Resources, Student Conference

UQ Mining and Resources Forum

Real-time process improvement through advanced instrumentation and control strategies

Gaps in the Understanding and Management of Particulates

Human Aspects of Mining Program

Understanding the margins - Application of energy at the EHM Concentrator

SMI-ICE CHILE creating change in the global minerals industry

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