Saturday, 2 September 2017
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
MEI Conferences
Highly acclaimed events bringing together leading academics, researchers and industrialists from around the world, to discuss the latest developments in mineral processing and extractive metallurgy
Featured post
Flotation '25 update: a final call for abstracts and two new sponsors
Flotation '25 is now only 6 months away and this, the 12th in the series, is expected to be the biggest, as flotation is ever increasing...
Most Popular Posts Last 7 days
-
Three of the world's most spectacular waterfalls are Africa's Victoria Falls, South America's Iguasu and Canada's Niagara ... -
Well, I finally got that out of my system! Ever since Barbara and I Ieft Zambia in 1973, I have nurtured a desire to return to Chingola ... -
Every researcher who has submitted papers to reputable journals will be familiar with the peer-review system. When a paper is received by ...
-
Critical minerals are natural resources essential to modern economies and national security. They are vital in advanced technologies, clean ... -
A few days ago I received an email inviting me to submit an abstract and attend ICMEMT 2013 : the XXXIVth International Conference on Minin... -
We are pleased to welcome two flotation cell innovators, Jord International and the Beijing General Research Institute for Mining & Met... -
Courtesy Metso In the posting of 14 May 2010 I raised the question of whether flotation columns ever realised their potential. The re... -
Physical Separation '15 starts one week today in Falmouth. This is the 4th of MEI's Physical Separation conferences, but not the... -
This was the provocative question I asked delegates at Comminution '10 , during the final summing up of the conference. At the beginn... -
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Arjun Pukkella is the recipient of the 2024 MEI Young Person's Award. Arjun, who will be 35 years o...
Most Popular Posts Last Month
-
Three of the world's most spectacular waterfalls are Africa's Victoria Falls, South America's Iguasu and Canada's Niagara ...
-
Well, I finally got that out of my system! Ever since Barbara and I Ieft Zambia in 1973, I have nurtured a desire to return to Chingola ...
-
I know this will incur the wrath of some hydrometallurgists, but it is a question that has been with me for 42 years! In 1969 I was offere... -
A few days ago I received an email inviting me to submit an abstract and attend ICMEMT 2013 : the XXXIVth International Conference on Minin...
-
.jpeg)
Process mineralogy plays a pivotal role in modern mineral processing by offering deep insights into the mineralogical characteristics of ore... -
Every researcher who has submitted papers to reputable journals will be familiar with the peer-review system. When a paper is received by ...
-
Courtesy Metso In the posting of 14 May 2010 I raised the question of whether flotation columns ever realised their potential. The re...
-
Flotation ’25 is shaping up to be one of MEI ’s largest and most exciting conferences to date, with a record number of exhibiting companies... -
It’s hard to believe that little over a decade ago conference presentations were illustrated by 35mm slides and overhead transparencies, wit...
-
Much research effort is expended on the flotation of ultrafine particles but, as highlighted by Prof. Graeme Jameson at Metplant ’13 , the...
Most Popular Posts Last Year
-
Three of the world's most spectacular waterfalls are Africa's Victoria Falls, South America's Iguasu and Canada's Niagara ...
-
Well, I finally got that out of my system! Ever since Barbara and I Ieft Zambia in 1973, I have nurtured a desire to return to Chingola ...
-
A few days ago I received an email inviting me to submit an abstract and attend ICMEMT 2013 : the XXXIVth International Conference on Minin...
-
Way back in 1987 I submitted a proposal to Pergamon Press for the establishment of a new journal to compete with Elsevier's Internation... -
There were some excellent papers at last year’s Precious Metals ’12 conference in Cape Town. The most unconventional of these was presen...
-
Comminution '25 , the 14th in the series, was held at the Vineyard Hotel, Cape Town from March 31st to April 3rd, 2025 and was attended ... -
There was a good attendance, of around 20, at last night's Cornish Mining Sundowner at Falmouth's Chain Locker , with many local com... -
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Arjun Pukkella is the recipient of the 2024 MEI Young Person's Award. Arjun, who will be 35 years o...
-
We had some extremely sad news this morning of the sudden passing on Wednesday of Dr. Dan Alexander , a very popular figure who will be ... -
The May Mining Sundowner was at Falmouth's Chain Locker on a glorious summer evening, with an attendance of over 20, and a few new face...
Very encouraging; I hope our Team(i.e. mining ,mineral engineers and metallurgists ) are ready with their innovative ideas and practices to reduce the costs of production so that companies can invest more on exploration and R&D to sustain the industry.
ReplyDeleteRao,T.C.
Rao,T.C.