2021年8月11日对于许多在采矿业工作的人来说，Jo-Anne Everingham博士是一个熟悉的名字。自2010年加入可持续矿业研究所(S188BET%金宝搏登录329;宝搏亚洲真人体育MI)矿业社会责任中心(CSRM)以来，Jo-Anne通过深刻的研究为那些处于社会边缘的人，特别是在澳大利亚地区，赢得了同事、行业和政府的尊重。
2021年7月6日可持续矿业188BET金宝搏亚洲真人体育研究所(SMI)最近迎来了首位土著访问学者，澳大利亚矿业和资源土著妇女(IWIMRA)首席执行官和Dauareb Wuthathi妇女Florence Drummond。
7 July 2021
2021年5月11日可持续矿产研究所188BET金宝搏亚洲真人体育最近推出了一项实施计划，以支持昆士兰大学的Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)。金宝搏登录SMI的计划确保土著人和托雷斯海峡岛民以及SMI都能从各种各样的新机遇中受益。
2020年11月27日昆士兰大学(UQ)教授Alice Clark被她的同龄人选为澳大利亚技术与工程学院(ATSE)院士。
When looking at the future in Chile, we see that relevant drivers for the mining industry fall into the category of increased uncertainty and decreased control. These drivers include, but are not limited to professional education, sustainable innovation, and attraction of foreign investment. This webinar will focus on how the rules of the mining game are rapidly changing and which opportunities arise for the Sustainable Minerals Institute as a consequence of those changes.
Bio: Romke Kuyvenhoven is a Mining Engineer through the Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. In 2018 she joined the SMI-ICE-Chile team as Productivity Lead and has since been in charge of research and consulting projects focussed on enhanced mine & plant productivity. Her main expertise is in geometallurgical characterisation, conceptual process design, innovative processing techniques and project evaluation. Prior to joining SMI-ICE-Chile, Romke worked with several companies in Chile, Peru, Brazil and South Africa, including SGS Minerals, Anglo American, Antofagasta Minerals and Minera Vizcachita.
2020年10月16日在可持续矿业研究所，188BET金宝搏亚洲真人体育我们坚信，强大的跨学科研究——弥合各矿仓之间的鸿沟——是应对矿业可持续挑战的根本部分。雷区恢复中心(CMLR)的博士候选人Jandira Morais在她的整个研究中都带着这种跨学科的精神。
2020年9月25日向低碳过渡所需的金属需求不断增长，可能会产生高风险的采矿“热点”，给社区和环境带来压力。
2020年9月28日技术专长和学术严谨将是开发可持续解决方案以应对矿产行业挑战的关键，在可持续矿产研究所(SMI)，我们在博士生Rocío找到了这两方面的东西188BET金宝搏亚洲真人体育巴尔加斯索托。
Speaker: Philippa Dodshon, Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre
Abstract: Incident Investigation is a largely underutilised process that is able to enhance organisational safety and learning. Whilst significant scholarly research has been undertaken to explore failure to learn from incidents, far less research explores practitioners’ perspectives and experience in incident investigation. This webinar explores research undertaken in this field to determine how it may be used to enhance organisational learning, and reduce the prospect of repeat accidents. Furthermore this webinar will introduce a training program designed to promote effective evidence gathering and analysis, recommendation generation and lessons to be learned from incidents.
Additionally, Philippa's industry experience includes time as a Senior Transport Safety Investigator responsible for leading incident investigation teams and providing team member support for matters involving human factors analyses, and providing human factors investigatory skills across the transport modes of rail, aviation, and marine. She has also presented at the ATSB Human Factors for Investigators training program.
Michelle Ash is highly passionate about Mining and Infrastructure and remains focused on delivering sustainable solutions that help these sectors to continue to create and shape the world in which we live, through digital transformation and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
As Chair of the Global Mining Guidelines Group - GMG - Michelle has contributed to develop best practices and guidelines for the implementation of technology and socially enabled changes in the mining industry.
Previously, Michelle was Chief Innovation Officer at Barrick Gold Corporation where she oversaw the company’s innovation program, looking both at how innovation can drive productivity in the existing business as well as how it can be harnessed to deliver alternative business models.
Michelle began her career as a blasting engineer with Rio Tinto and has held several operational roles in various mining companies and across commodities.
Michelle was included in the Women in Mining UK's 2016 list of “100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining” and in 2019 won the Technology Innovator of the Year Award by Mines and Technology. She holds a degree in Civil Engineering and an Executive MBA from the Melbourne Business School; she also holds a degree in Psychology from Deakin University.
This webinar will present how mining companies can prepare for, and accelerate, the industry transformation to a more sustainable future.
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2020年8月4日
Bio: Sarah Mackenzie是一位在非洲和拉丁美洲拥有丰富野外经验的国际开发专业人士。 She has worked extensively with civil society and non-government organisations (NGOs), particularly in the field of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). Her areas of expertise include: community engagement, community development, social investment, and gender as a cross-cutting theme. Since joining SMI, Sarah has been involved in projects in Burkina Faso, Niger, Chile, Peru, and Australia.
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Professor Anna Littleboy describes herself as an interdisciplinary scholar. Originally a geochemist, her early career was spent in the lab and on site determining environmental risks from contaminated water. This catalysed an interest in the complex interactions between social, economic and environmental sustainability and long-term risk. Over two decades at CSIRO and at the Sustainable Minerals Institute, Anna has directed more than 80 staff and led project portfolios exceeding ten million dollars per annum. She has set up influential initiatives at the interface where science informs policy and also successfully commercialised innovations that reduce long term risk.
