CSRP'10 Conference, February 2010

2010 | 2008 | 2007

[ looking back, looking forward ]

The Centre for Sustainable Resource Processing (CSRP) is hosting its final conference which is being held in two locations and free of charge! To maximise the use of precious time and resources, the conference is being divided into two one day sessions – one in Brisbane and the other in Perth. With an underlying theme of "looking back, looking forward", this new format aims to open the dialogue and allow better engagement between researchers and industry on potential collaborations. Each full day session will be chaired by CEO, Stevan Green, and will have the following general format: Achievements and highlights from the past six years Opportunities for advancing the R&D outputs Discussion and brief plans for going forward The presentations at each location will be similar however each CSRP node has a particular emphasis – in Brisbane it is on sustainable development and minerals processing, and in Perth it is by-product utilisation and geopolymers.

The conference is open to all. For planning and catering purposes, please register.

Presentations

• Achivements, Highlights, Opportunities and Going Forward (.pdf 380kb)
  Stevan Green (CSRP)
• Sustainable Development (.pdf 1.9Mb)
  Prof David Brereton and Dr Glen Corder (University of Queensland, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining)
• Eco Efficient Comminution for Liberation (.pdf 5.7Mb)
  Prof Malcolm Powell (University of Queensland, JKMRC)
• Geopolymers (.pdf 1.2Mb)
  Prof Arie van Riessen (Curtin University of Technology, Centre for Materials Research)

Program and Registration

information flyer and draft program (.pdf 1.1Mb)

agenda Brisbane (.pdf 620kb)

agenda Perth (.pdf 600kb)

Download and complete the registration form and return to secure your place.

registration form (.pdf 785kb)

student support fund request form (.doc 80kb)

Brisbane, 16 February 2010

The Bardon Centre
390 Simpson Road
Bardon (Brisbane) QLD Australia

Nestled among seven acres of lush gardens and native bushland, Central Bardon is located in the foothills of Brisbane's famed Mt Coo-tha, just six kilometres from the heart of Brisbane city. Guests enjoy impromptu visits from butcherbirds, lorikeets, galas, rosellas, kookaburras, native ducks and sulpher-crested cockatoos.

visit whereis.com for a map of the area

Perth, 23 February 2010

Australian Resources Research Centre (ARRC)
26 Dick Perry Avenue
Kensington (Perth) WA Australia

The CSRP headquarters is housed in the ARRC building, situated less than 6km from the Perth central business district in the heart of Western Australia's premier research and development showcase, Technology Park.

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Organising Committee

Lisa Laurie, Jim Avraamides, Dan Churach

Contact

Lisa Laurie
CSRP Communications Officer
p. 08 6436 8832
e. lisa.laurie@csrp.com.au

VISION: The sustainable processing of minerals and metals – contributing to the global material needs of society with a fraction of current ecological impacts. MISSION: To progressively eliminate waste and emissions in the minerals cycle, while enhancing business performance and meeting community expectations.