It's not too late to register for next month's MEI Conferences at the Vineyard Hotel in Cape Town's leafy suburb of Claremont. There are three conferences between November 7th and 15th:
Process Mineralogy '12, November 7th-9th
With well over 100 delegates already registered and nine major sponsors, this is one of MEI's 'majors', which is as it should be, as a good knowledge of process mineralogy, and the tools available for analysis, is now essential to all mineral processors dealing with increasingly complex and refractory ores.
Programme highlights include:
- Keynote lectures by Prof. Jan Miller, University of Utah, and Dr. Wolgang Baum, FLSmidth, USA
- Case studies on the process mineralogy of mineral processing operations, wastes and slags
- Tomography and other developing technologies for ore characterisation
- Geometallurgy
- African night and dinner at Cape Town's Gold Restaurant
Precious Metals ’12, November 12th-13th
One of MEI’s smaller, but high calibre 2-day conferences, with around 50 delegates expected, the event is sponsored by major gold and platinum miners.
Programme highlights include:
- Keynote lecture by Dr. Rob Dunne of Newmont Mining Corporation, USA
- A full day on metallurgical challenges facing the gold mining industry
- Cyanide, cyanidation and its alternatives
- Keynote lecture by Keith Liddell of Platmin Ltd, South Africa on the processing of South African platinum ores
- A full day on the processing of PGM ores
Nickel Processing ’12, November 14th-15th
Another highly focused 2-day conference, sponsored by Nalco Africa, with around 45 delegates expected.
- Keynote lecture by Anne Oxley of Alyssum Ventures Ltd, UK, on hydro-pyro integration in the processing of nickel laterites
- A full day on the processing of lateritic ores
- Treatment of sulphide ores, by flotation, leaching and pyrometallurgy.
Table Mountain from the Vineyard Conference Centre |
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