Research from the University of South Australia (UniSA) could transform the way rare earth elements and other vital battery metals are recovered from the earth, enabling safer extraction with fewer environmental impacts.
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New centre to upskill future miners
The University of Adelaide has officially launched a new training centre which will aim to optimise mining technology and deliver training for the next generation of miners.
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Women in geoscience study reveal disparity
A University of South Australia (UniSA) research project has found that only 3 per cent of women in the geosciences sector have achieved their career goals.
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Mining industry requires clearer Aboriginal policies: UniSA
The University of South Australia (UniSA) believes that Australian mining companies have significant potential for improvement on their interactions with local traditional landowners.
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South Australia erects centre for ‘leaner and cleaner’ mining
South Australia is welcoming a training ground for minerals industry experts, backed by $12.5 million in funding from BHP, OZ Minerals, Boart Longyear and other stakeholders.
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UniSA and ARC Centre of Excellence link up for green mining
The University of South Australia (UniSA) will partner with the Australian Research Council (ARC) Centre of Excellence to develop technologies and improved techniques for extracting and processing minerals that use less water, less energy and minimise waste.
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University of South Australia helps overcome skills gap
The University of South Australia will be attracting talent pools to the Australian minerals industry by developing an immersive virtual reality education and outreach program.
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South Australia’s molten salt technology to reduce mineral processing costs
The University of South Australia and Centrex Metals are developing the use of molten salt technology in mineral processing to minimise energy and water costs.
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