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“Routes to Market in Africa: A Zambian Business Club and MINSOUTH Workshop” will be an interactive event. There is opportunity in general discussions for individual professionals or senior representatives from […]
Students selected from all the entries received will present 15-minute lectures on the subjects described below. The winning presenter will have the opportunity to participate in the Regional Final on […]
MIMinE is holding its 15th Safety Seminar, with technical papers of relevance to mining and mineral extraction. This annual event attracts a diverse audience which includes senior personnel, procurement managers, […]
Kathryn Hadler of Imperial College is preparing a presentation entitled “Dry Mineral Processing – for the Moon and Earth”. Join the Teams meeting Use of off-Earth resources, or Space Resource […]
The MinSouth Prestige Lecture will be presented by Neil Kermode, Managing Director of The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) Limited, based in Orkney. Join Teams Meeting From 5.30 […]
MinSouth heat winner Sam Casement competes in a virtual Regional Final of the Young Persons' Lecture Competition. The meeting will open at 17:45 and the proceedings will begin at 18:00. […]
A virtual meeting between MinSouth and the Zambian Business Club will be held at 16:00. Details to follow.
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