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Meetings/Workshops on Mining & Mineral Processing in the United Kingdom

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1.Human Asset Expansion In Mining
Dates	15 Mar 2012 → 16 Mar 2012	[ID=439399]
Location	London, United Kingdom
Abstract	The event will highlight the key issues faced by coal mining industry like the challenge of managing people, as a result of fundamental changes in new work forms and employment relations in recent times. The shortage of skilled labor is one issue, creating a bottleneck effect on further expansion and development of coalmines in the Bowen Basin. Effective management of contract workforce is another issue, as the level of contract labor used by the mining companies specially coal firms has been steadily increasing for the past few years. However, managing this group of peripheral workforce is beyond the traditional framework of managing employment relation.
Topics	Human Resource Advisor, Planning and Recruitment Personnel, Training and Development Managers, Leadership Development Manager, Human Resource Project and Change Managers, Talent Management Personnel, Career and Succession Planning Managers, Recruitment and Staffing Personnel, Human Resource Consultants and professionals from the mining industry .
Weblink	http://www.fleminggulf.com/cross-industry/europe/human-asset-expansion-in-mining
Contact	Priti Mathur; Phone: (+971 4609 1570); Email: priti.mathur@fleminggulf.com

2.Global Sustainable Mining Summit
Dates	24 Apr 2012 → 25 Apr 2012	[ID=457914]
Location	London, United Kingdom
Abstract	With the series of successful mining conferences, Fleming Gulf an industry leader is hosting Global Sustainable Mining Summit on 24th - 25th April 2012 in London, UK. The conference aims to address prominent sustainability development issues and challenges in mining industry.
Topics	Sustainability in mining
Weblink	http://www.fleminggulf.com/mining/europe/global-sustainable-mining-summit
Contact	Fleming Gulf FZE , Dubai Airport Free Zone , P.O. Box 54772 , Dubai, UAE; Email: priti.mathur@fleminggulf.com

3.Bio- & Hydrometallurgy '12
Dates	18 Jun 2012 → 20 Jun 2012	[ID=399430]
Location	Falmouth, United Kingdom
Abstract	This, the 6th International Symposium on Bio- & Hydrometallurgy (BioHydromet '12), is organised by Minerals Engineering International in consultation with Dr. Sue Harrison.
Topics	Hydrometallurgy, leaching, solvent extraction, ion-exchange, Biotechnology, Development, uses of micro-organisms, biological agents, flotation, solid-liquid separation, remediation
Weblink	http://www.min-eng.com/biohydromet12/index.html
Related subject(s)	Metallurgy and Materials Science; Mineralogy
4.SRCR '13 — Sustainability through Resource Conservation and Recycling '13
Dates	06 May 2013 → 08 May 2013	[ID=432276]
Location	Falmouth, United Kingdom
Abstract	The rapid growth of the world economy is straining the sustainable use of the Earth?s natural resources due to modern society?s extensive use of metals, materials and products. An astute and conscious application and use of metals, materials and products supported by the reuse and recycling of these materials and end-of-life products is imperative to the preservation of the Earth?s resources. The realisation of the ambitions of sustainable use of metals, materials and resources demands that the different disciplines of the material and consumer product system are connected and harmonised. This conference will discuss all aspects of material and metal usage.
Topics	minerals, mining, processing, extractive, metallurgy, sustainability, conservation, recycling, engineering
Weblink	http://www.min-eng.com/srcr13/
Contact	Dr Barry Wills; Email: bwills@min-eng.com
Related subject(s)	Ecosystems, Environment and Sustainable Development
5.Computational Modelling '13 — 4th International Computational Modelling Symposium
Dates	18 Jun 2013 → 19 Jun 2013	[ID=436939]
Location	Falmouth, United Kingdom
Abstract	The aim of this conference is to bring together both users and developers of computational modelling from academia and industry to share their knowledge and expertise. This conference is aimed at the full spectrum of people involved in computational modelling in minerals processing and materials handling, from model development, validation and all the way through to application.
Topics	Model development and computational techniques, Modelling of minerals processing and materials handling unit operations, Optimisation of plant and circuit operation and design, Experimental validation including novel experimental techniques
Weblink	http://www.min-eng.com/modelling13/
Contact	Email: bwills@min-eng.com
Related subject(s)	Applied Maths: Numerical Analysis, Algebra and Computational Mathematics; Applied Mathematics (in general)
6.Physical Separation '13
Dates	20 Jun 2013 → 21 Jun 2013	[ID=432286]
Location	Falmouth, United Kingdom
Abstract	Whether it be gravity concentration, classification or dewatering, the principles of separation are essentially the same and this, the 3rd Physical Separation conference, will bring together researchers and operators who have common interests in: Gravity concentration methods - single and multi-G separators and dense medium separation Classification techniques - hydrocyclones, air classifiers etc. Solid-Liquid Separation - thickeners, clarifiers etc. Papers dealing with magnetic separation, and electronic sorting, often utilised in conjunction with gravity concentration, are also welcome. Microwave technology. There are many aspects of mineral processing where the use of microwaves has potential and papers dealing with the enhancement of physical processes by microwaves are encouraged.
Topics	minerals, mining, processing, extractive, metallurgy, gravity, separation, microwave, technology, engineering,
Weblink	http://www.min-eng.com/physicalseparation13/
Contact	Dr Barry Wills; Email: bwills@min-eng.com
Related subject(s)	Engineering (general)

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Last updated: 03 January 2012