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Cape Town: a hub for mineral processing in 2026
Cape Town is the place to be this year if you are a mineral processor. MEI 's two smallest conferences, Physical Separation '26 and...
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Much research effort is expended on the flotation of ultrafine particles but, as highlighted by Prof. Graeme Jameson at Metplant ’13 , the... -
There were some excellent papers at last year’s Precious Metals ’12 conference in Cape Town. The most unconventional of these was presen...
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Three of the world's most spectacular waterfalls are Africa's Victoria Falls, South America's Iguasu and Canada's Niagara ...
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At the beginning of the month the U.S. Department of Energy announced that it will add copper to its Critical Materials list. The US Energy... -
It is with great sadness that I report that Dee Bradshaw , Emeritus Professor at the University of Cape Town (UCT), passed away last night... -
A few days ago I received an email inviting me to submit an abstract and attend ICMEMT 2013 : the XXXIVth International Conference on Minin... -
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 ... -
Virtually everyone in mineral engineering will know of the legendary King Solomon’s Mines , an enduring puzzle down the ages. This reconstru...
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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 ... -
Way back in 1987 I submitted a proposal to Pergamon Press for the establishment of a new journal to compete with Elsevier's Internation... -
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Three of the world's most spectacular waterfalls are Africa's Victoria Falls, South America's Iguasu and Canada's Niagara ...
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A few days ago I received an email inviting me to submit an abstract and attend ICMEMT 2013 : the XXXIVth International Conference on Minin...
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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 ...
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There were some excellent papers at last year’s Precious Metals ’12 conference in Cape Town. The most unconventional of these was presen...
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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 ...
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Way back in 1987 I submitted a proposal to Pergamon Press for the establishment of a new journal to compete with Elsevier's Internation...
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Every researcher who has submitted papers to reputable journals will be familiar with the peer-review system. When a paper is received by ...
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It is with great sadness that I report that Dee Bradshaw , Emeritus Professor at the University of Cape Town (UCT), passed away last night...
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Virtually everyone in mineral engineering will know of the legendary King Solomon’s Mines , an enduring puzzle down the ages. This reconstru...
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Falmouth is the home of MEI , and was recently voted the best place to live in south-west England. Personally there is no other place in...