The Comminution Energy Curves contain data from comminution circuits that process a wide range of commodities. Energy per copper equivalent production is used to bring the data together on a consistent basis, but this measure is highly dependent on the chosen comparable metal prices.
Development of a mineral gel technology that will provide effective, low cost, rapid management of toxic red mud from alumina refineries has received a major financial boost.
Dr Garry Marling, an Honorary Fellow within SMI’s Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre has been appointed as a visiting professor at the Sichuan Normal University in Chengdu.
JKMRC PhD student Ziming Ye was one of only 20 Australian young researchers invited to participate in the third Falling Walls Lab Australia in Canberra on 11 September.
Heavy metals like nickel and zinc are usually the last thing that plants want to grow next to in high concentrations. But a specialised group, known as hyperaccumulators, have evolved to take up the normally toxic metals into their stems, leaves and even seeds.
The University of Queensland and Newcrest Mining Limited have signed a partnership agreement that paves the way for long-term education, training and research activities.
Can mining play a role in our transition into cleaner energy technologies? Jane Tin an intern at the Sustainable Mineral Institute, looks at some of the issues
Chile has a mature and developed mining industry that has played an important role in the development of the country for over a century and has been at the heart of the national economy for decades.
