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SUMMARY:Online PhD Summer School: Going circular with Critical Raw Materials
DESCRIPTION:Going Circular with Critical Raw Materials\nThe concept of material criticality was born from the concern that some materials (in particular\, metals and minerals) may become increasingly difficult to access and/or afford\, highly volatile in their price\, or in other ways no longer routinely available for production and technologies deployment. These constraints may undermine industrial competitiveness and the implementation of strategic technologies for sustainable development\, such as electric mobility or renewable energy. \nThe transition to a circular economy is highlighted as a promising approach for material criticality mitigation. However\, closing the loop of critical materials poses many challenges from the technological complexity of recycling to financial\, organisational\, and operational constraints. \nThe school aims to provide the opportunity to learn how circular economy approaches may assist the sustainable management of (critical) raw materials. In particular\, the course will focus on circular economy approaches from a company and supply chain perspective. The former refers to product design solutions\, while the latter addresses approaches for the development of closed-loop supply chains. These complex topics will be tackled from multiple perspectives: technological\, economic\, environmental\, and regulatory. \nApplication deadline: 16 July\nAcceptance notification: 26 July\nConfirmation of participation deadline: 6 August \nFor more information\, please consult the webpage or contact carol.maione@polimi.it.
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SUMMARY:10 Years Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for Resource Technology and Inauguration Metallurgy Pilot Plant
DESCRIPTION:The year 2021 marks the 10th anniversary of the HIF. It will be our pleasure to celebrate this anniversary together with you and in company of Saxony’s Minister President Michael Kretschmer on 9 September 2021. \nThe figure “10” does not only play an important role for the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR)\, but also for HIF by marking a significant milestone. In addition to the center’s 10-year membership in the Helmholtz Association\, the HIF can now also look back on 10 very successful years of resource technology research here in Freiberg. Nevertheless\, things will not stop here! With many plans for the upcoming years\, we are already looking ahead! \nThe event on 9 September will see the inauguration of our new metallurgy pilot plant. This\, we trust\, will be followed by the construction of “FlexiPlant”\, a unique research infrastructure to be built on our campus within the next few years. This infrastructure will provide further opportunities for partners from science and industry to conduct resource technology research at the highest level and in close cooperation with us. The development of a unique campus for resource technology and sustainability is thus progressing steadily. We want to celebrate this together with you and cordially invite you to take part in the festivities! \nProgramme\nTune in livestream \n\n\n\n10:00\nWelcome\nDr. Jens Gutzmer (PhD ZA) – Director HZDR/HIF\n\n\n10:05\nGreetings\nMinDirig´in Oda Keppler – Chairwoman Supervisory Board HZDR\nProf. Sebastian M. Schmidt – Scientific Director HZDR\nProf. Klaus-Dieter Barbknecht – Rector TU BAF\n\n\n10:15\nKeynote\nDr. Andreas Klossek – COO EIT RawMaterials\n\n\n10:35\nPanel Discussion Rohstoffland Sachsen\nModeration: Dr. Simone Raatz – Stakeholder Engagement and Strategy HIFWith the Panelists:\nMichael Kretschmer – Minister President Saxony\nDr. Jens Gutzmer (PhD ZA) – Director HIF\nDr. Bettina Rechenberg – Department Head Federal Environment Agency\nProf. Urs Peuker – Vice Rector Structural Development TU BAF\nProf. Bernhard Cramer – Mining Director Saxony\nBernd Schäfer\, CEO\, Managing Director EIT RawMaterials\n\n\n11:40\nInauguration Metallurgy Pilot Plant\n\n\n12:00\nVirtual Visit of the Metallurgy Pilot Plant\n\n\n\nStart of the Scientific Panels (in English only)\n\n\n\n13:30\nPanel Resource Technology\nIntroduction: Dr. Martin Rudolph – Department Head HZDR/HIF\n\n\n13:40\nTalks: \n\nProf. Anh Nguyen – University of Queensland (Australia)\nFine Particle Challenges in the Raw Material Industry\nProf. Sue Harrison – Centre of Bioprocess Engineering Research (Africa)\nSustainable development through bio-based concepts for raw material security\nDr. Sandra Lorenz – HZDR/HIF (Europe)\nFrom satellites to drones – The emergence of digital twins in sustainable exploration\n\n\n\n\n14:25\nDiscussion moderated by Dr. Richard Gloaguen – Department Head HZDR/HIF\n\n\n\nBreak\n\n\n\n15:10\nPanel Geometallurgy\nIntroduction: Dr. Jens Gutzmer (PhD ZA) – Director HZDR/HIF\n\n\n15:20\nTalks: \n\nProf. Julian Ortiz – Queens University (North America)\nGeometallurgical modeling to manage uncertainty in a mining system\nDr. Anelda van Staden – Teck\, Canada (North America)\nGeometallurgy in the minerals industry\nDr. Nathalie Kupka – HZDR/HIF (Europe)\nFrom automated mineralogy to process understanding – a mineral processing and particle based contribution to geometallurg\n\n\n\n\n16:05\nDiscussion moderated by Dr. Raimon Tolosana-Delgado – Group Leader HZDR/HIF\n\n\n16:35\nPanel Circular Economy\nIntroduction: Dr. Katrin Pollmann – Department Head HZDR/HIF\n\n\n16:45\nTalks: \n\nProf. Ortwin Renn – IASS Potsdam (Europe)\nGlobal Sustainability Strategy and SDG\nDr. Deepali Sinha Khetriwal – Sofies India (Asia)\nEvolution of the electronic waste management\nProf. Gerald van den Boogaart – HZDR/HIF (Europe)\nCampus and FlexiPlant: Future Prospects at the HIF\n\n\n\n\n17:30\nDiscussion moderated by Dr. Franziska Lederer – Group Leader HZDR/HIF\n\n\n18:00\nEnd
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/10-years-helmholtz-institute-freiberg-for-resource-technology-and-inauguration-metallurgy-pilot-plant/
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