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MOLTEN Conference 2024

12th International Conference on Molten Slags, Fluxes and Salts

Supporting the Transition to Sustainable Technologies

Brisbane, Australia
17 - 19 June 2024

#MOLTEN2024
24
PD Hours

12th International Conference on Molten Slags, Fluxes and Salts

Supporting the Transition to Sustainable Technologies

Brisbane, Australia 17 - 19 June 2024 #MOLTEN2024
24
PD Hours

Welcome from the Conference Chairs

Welcome to the 12th International Conference on Molten Slags, Fluxes and Salts (MOLTEN 2024 - Supporting the Transition to Sustainable Technologies).

This important series of MOLTEN conferences brings together the leading researchers and engineers from around the world to exchange information and discuss the latest ideas, developments and concepts in the field. For those interested in developing and optimising high temperature processing systems, this conference, held once every 4 years, is our version of the Olympics!

Our society faces major and immediate challenges in the form of the sustainability of our natural ecosystems and environment. This has resulted in commitments to transition globally to a circular economy model and correspondingly to increased materials recycling, to the development and adoption of renewable energy and associated electrical power storage technologies, to the use of electricity in transportation and the reduction in the use of fossil fuels. The new technologies required to achieve these objectives all rely on the use of metals and metal compounds.

The majority of metals undergo some form of high temperature processing whether in production, refining or recycling. Critical for the design, development and optimisation of efficient, environmentally benign processes is the availability of fundamental scientific information on the physical and chemical properties of these metal systems. It is the aim of this conference to make a positive contribution to the exchange and dissemination of knowledge on this important class of processing systems, and thereby enhance the rate of progress to more sustainable industrial processing systems.

On behalf of the organising committee, we trust you will find MOLTEN 2024 stimulating, instructive and enjoyable.

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Prof. Peter Hayes

FAusIMM(CP)
Conference Chair
University of Queensland
Hayes is a Emeritus Professor of Metallurgical Engineering within the School of Chemical Engineering, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. He has over 400 research publications in international journals and conferences...

Prof. Evgueni Jak

Conference Chair
University of Queensland
Dr Evgueni Jak is Professor in Pyrometallurgy at the School of Chemical Engineering. He is co-founder and currently Director of the Pyrometallurgy Innovation Centre (https://pyrosearch.chemeng.uq.edu.au/). The Centre currently has major research programs on copper and lead thermochemistry supported by major metallurgical companies including ...

Early bird registrations close 30 April, 2024!

Register to attend MOLTEN 2024 today to take advantage of our special early bird rate.

There’s a lot more to the Greater Brisbane Region than you might imagine; discover a charming world of country day trips, coastal escapes, and foodie delights.

Connecting researchers and academics interested in metallurgical processes, metals recycling, and energy production involving molten substances.

Designed specifically for delegates our pre-conference workshops will allow you to enhance your conference experience and gain additional professional development. 

As part of MOLTEN 2024, we are proud to host a post-conference tour to Bluescope Steel in Port Kembla for a truly sensory ‘steelmaking’ experience.

MOLTEN 2024 thanks the following organisations for their support

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