Molycop has forged sustainable partnerships with a range of research leaders to further its goal of delivering holistic and innovative solutions for the mining industry.
Molycop understands that creating an efficient and sustainable mining future requires collaboration with future-focused organisations. We're fortunate to have partnered with major universities, technology partners, industry leaders and public sector departments in a spirit of cooperation to make major advances in product innovation and thought leadership.
Molycop places a high level of importance on our relationships with the major mining universities around the world. In addition to having access to the brightest minds, our support and partnership runs deep, either through direct support of research funding, shared access to world-class facilities, or cutting edge research across all facets of the mining industry.
Dr Paul Shelley, Molycop VP of Innovation, highlights how the energy footprint of the SAG mill is in sharp focus and is driving rethinking in circuit efficiency, equipment and design.
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Observations of operations management of Minerals Processing Mills – Dr Paul Shelley
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Accelerating eco-efficient comminution practices through promotion of supporting data and industry initiatives.
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Molycop partners with the University of New South Wales to further research into Green Steel and other global innovations designed to promote sustainability.
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Molycop has received ARC funding to pursue resource recovery initiatives such as recycling and reuse of coffee grounds and coffee pods.
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Civil Chemical Engineer María José Astudillo Rodríguez has an important role to play in fostering a culture of innovation at Molycop and ensuring the company’s innovation efforts target the needs of Molycop customers.
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Molycop is funding research at the cutting edge of physical metallurgy by partnering with Queen Mary University in London to advance sustainable innovation in grinding products.
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Marked Ball Wear Tests (MBWT) are recognized and accepted as a media performance method assessment. But are they well suited to New Product Development (NPD) projects? This research paper takes a deep dive by examining a specific NPD project.
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