MEI's Barry Wills

The opinions here are solely those of MEI's Dr. Barry Wills (www.linkedin.com/in/barrywillsmei), author of Mineral Processing Technology, Founding Editor of Minerals Engineering.
"MEI is the glue that holds the minerals industry together" (Prof. John Ralston, South Australian Scientist of the Year).

Sunday, 30 May 2010

Botallack- the most photographed engine houses in Cornwall

My favourite picture in my office is the one on the left, by the Cornish artist Nick Talbott, showing the Boscawen Incline in the heyday of ...

Saturday, 29 May 2010

New Comments Alert

Here are the new comments added to blog postings since the last comments alert : Did column flotation cells ever realise their potential? ...

Friday, 28 May 2010

Low grade ores- smelt, leach or concentrate?

Falling ore grades and more complex ore bodies anticipated in the future can be expected to lead to increased energy consumption and associa...

MEI recommends King Edward Mine Museum

There are very few, if any, places in the world where you can see 19th century gravity concentrators, such as round frames, buddles, Frue Va...

Thursday, 27 May 2010

Keynote speakers in place for Process Mineralogy '10

November’s Process Mineralogy ’10 is already developing into a major MEI conference. Sandwiched between two other MEI events at Cape Town’s...

Wednesday, 26 May 2010

What is the point of Twitter?

One of my LinkedIn connections, R. Spencer Ramshaw , of Camese, Canada asks "For business to business marketing does Twitter have a pur...

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