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Cross-cutting Research: Innovation in the Recycling of Critical Materials, a Profile on Hongyue Jin

Feb. 2, 2023

In the fast lane toward global clean energy, Crosscutting Research in critical materials is at the intersection of innovation and collaboration. At the University of Arizona, Hongyue Jin is at the helm of the cutting-edge discipline.

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Mark Chalmers speaking at the 2022 Lacy Lecture

University of Arizona alumni carving the path forward in a clean-energy future: a profile on Mark Chalmers

Jan. 26, 2023

University of Arizona alumnus Mark Chalmers, President and CEO of Energy Fuels Inc., came back to his alma mater to give the esteemed annual Lacy Lecture of 2022. Chalmers’ forward-looking lecture focused on Rare Earth Elements (REEs) which are essential for the future of mining and the clean-energy transition.

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“We need mining… but we can do it in a sustainable manner"

Jan. 19, 2023

One of the biggest questions of the mining industry is, how can we make it more sustainable? One Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Environmental Science, David Hogan, is tackling that very question with his research on water remediation.

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Tom Aldrich, Executive Director of MMEF presents friends and family with a Mining's Past award

Rebranding for the Future of Mining Education

Jan. 12, 2023

In 2022 the Mining Foundation of the Southwest began to rebrand itself into the Mining and Minerals Education Foundation. The Mining and Minerals Education Foundation seeks to expand its impact and work globally.

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“Don’t be afraid of asking questions”

Jan. 5, 2023

Maria Franco Montoya, a graduate research assistant originally from Colombia, was drawn to the University of Arizona's mining program during an exchange year at New Mexico Tech. Now enrolled in the Graduate program in Mining and Geological Engineering, she conducts research on the variability of direct shear tests at the Geotechnical Center of Excellence. Alongside her academic pursuits, Franco is active in student organizations and enjoys hiking, singing, and exploring new restaurants. With aspirations to become a leader in the mining industry, Franco emphasizes the importance of asking questions and encourages students, especially women, to pursue their passions in engineering.

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The Year in Review

Dec. 22, 2022

The past year at the School of Mining & Mineral Resources was chock-full of events, personnel news, seminars, and awards. See for yourself!

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"It's a pivotal time to be a part of mining": Interview with Denise C. Johnson

Dec. 20, 2022

Denise C. Johnson, the first woman inducted into the American Mining Hall of Fame, exemplifies success in the mining industry. With a background in mechanical engineering and an MBA from MIT, she rose to become Group President of Resource Industries at Caterpillar Inc., emphasizing the importance of perseverance and building a strong foundation in one's field. Johnson's advice to students highlights the value of continuous learning and resilience in achieving one's goals.

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UArizona's CESM guides state mining industry, regulators with sustainability research

Dec. 15, 2022

The Center for Environmentally Sustainable Mining hosts first conference with government official, state regulators, industry representatives

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Gain Trust, Don’t Lie to Win Mine Support, Says Mining Law Summit Speaker

Dec. 12, 2022

Christopher Hopkins, president of River Landing Solutions, emphasizes transparency, trust, and truth as essential for successful mining development projects, cautioning against dodging difficult discussions with opponents. At the annual Mining Law Summit, Hopkins stressed the importance of engaging stakeholders, conducting extensive research, and staying focused on scientific evidence and benefits to gain support for mining proposals.

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Center of Excellence for Mine Safety Presents a Safer Path for the Future

Dec. 7, 2022

The Mining Safety Center of Excellence (SCE) is dynamically addressing the most pressing safety and health challenges in the mining industry utilizing technology and innovative solutions.

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