The GCC’s industry-focused training has been running since August 2022. The training will start with a technical overview with important practical insights for senior technical staff, metallurgists, plant managers, senior operation people. The application, strengths, weaknesses, value in circuit, operation of the equipment and processes.
Sessions are over Zoom: 2 hours per session, with one topic and a discussion period.
Standard times are: 14:00 – 16:00 CEST; Brisbane 10 – 12 pm; Toronto 8 – 10 am.
For summer time zones: Santiago, Rio 9-11 am
We will record for later viewing for areas out of viable participation and offer a separate Q&A session as requested.
UPCOMING TRAINING DATES
The training has been divided into four Modules, with two modules per year. The schedule for these is below. We will try to maintain this unless there are significant participation issues on the given dates.
UPCOMING SEMINARS
We host regular seminars online, open to all interested parties. These are typically on the last Thursday of every month and feature interesting hot topics of research in academia and industry.
The next seminar will be held on 29 August at 12 pm CEST. Prof. Rodrigo Carvalho will be presenting on “Mechanistic modeling of grinding mills: from single particle to stirred milling“.
Please contact us for a link to join the seminar.
UPCOMING EVENTS
There are new and exciting opportunities and interactions coming in 2024. Watch this space to remain updated.
GCC NEWS
Prof. Narasimha Mangadoddy Receives National Geoscience Award 2023
We are proud to announce that Prof. Narasimha Mangadoddy, from the Department of Chemical Engineering at IIT Hyderabad, has received the prestigious National Geoscience Award 2023. This award was presented by the Ministry of Mines, Government of India.
Prof. Mangadoddy was recognized for his significant contributions to the processing and modeling of near-gravity materials and high-ash Indian coals, as well as high alumina-rich iron ores, chromite ore, and iron ore slimes. His work utilizes both experimental and computational techniques.
In addition to his research, Prof. Mangadoddy is actively involved in academic activities related to mineral processing, particulate technology, and computational modeling. He has also played a key role in designing Mineral Processing Engineering courses.
