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Description Postdoctoral Researcher in Mineral Processing, Battery Materials, and Sustainable Process Engineering. The researcher will join a multidisciplinary research program aimed at optimizing natural
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applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow position in the field of green flotation chemistry and sustainable mineral processing. This research project focuses on the development, characterization, and application
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build the sustainable companies and societies of the future. In line with the green transition and the striving for a sustainable supply of critical raw materials, our research in mineral processing
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Areas of research Thermal processing of minerals pyrometallurgy Job Description The Geology and Sustainable Mining Institute (GSMI) at Mohammed
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, our research in mineral processing consists of three pillars: material characterization (mineralogical and particle analyses), unit operations (such as comminution and separation processes), as
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efficient beneficiation and purification processes for recovering potash and associated valuable elements from natural mineralizations, while ensuring the sustainable management and valorization of the brines
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performance and enhancing resource recovery. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in mineral processing, comminution modeling, and ore characterization, and will contribute to developing
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traditional mining engineering subjects such as ore geology, geophysics, rock mechanics, rock engineering, geotechnics, mineral engineering, process metallurgy and applied geochemistry, as well as researchers
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engineering subjects such as ore geology, geophysics, rock mechanics, rock engineering, geotechnics, mineral engineering, process metallurgy and applied geochemistry, as well as researchers from subjects
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chemical precipitation, ion-exchange processes, mineral recovery, or related aqueous chemistry techniques is a plus. Familiarity with life-cycle assessment (LCA) and/or life-cycle cost analysis (LCCA