Swedish Mining Research and Innovation Days 2024

Innovation needs and landscape

- today and tomorrow

 

May 6-7 2024, Kulturens hus, Luleå

We meet in early May to highlight and discuss the current and critical issues in the mining and metal sector. We will highlight today’s innovation needs and what the innovation landscape looks like. What will mining in the next century look like? What does the triple helix funding opportunities look like? How do we ensure that we make optimal choices as we move forward with the green transition? These are just some of the topics we address during this year’s edition of Sweden Mining Research and Innovation Days, which will be held lunch to lunch on May 6-7 at Kulturens hus, Luleå.

We need you, your knowledge, experience and thoughts to make a great event. Together we can take the steps towards a sustainable society and future. Come and enjoy lunch, listen to exciting presentations and projects, network with our exhibitors over a cup of coffee and mingle with new acquaintances with something nice to drink and canapés on the plate. Welcome!

 

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Program

May 6– Innovation of Today

11.30 – 13.00 Registration and Lunch, Kulturens hus, Luleå

13.00 Welcome, Moderator Charlotte Andersson, Programme Director Swedish Mining Innovation

Triple helix funding opportunities
Maria Sunér, Chair of Metals & Minerals Steering Committee
Maria Swartling, Program Director, Metals & Minerals
Lawrence Hooey, Technology and Innovation Manager, Metals & Minerals
Tobias Kampmann, Programme Manager Vinnova
Klara Helstad, Head of Sustainable Industry Unit, Swedish Energy Agency

Capacity building
Alireza Malehmir, Professor and Director of Smart Exploration Research Center, Uppsala University
Susanne Eriksson Rostmark, External FoI Collaboration manager, LKAB
Saeed Chehreh Chelgani, Associate Professor, Director of the Swedish School of Mines, Luleå University of Technology

14.15-14.45 Coffee and mingle in the Innovation Showroom

14.45 Raw Material Resilience – a sustainable supply of metals and minerals
Niklas Rossbach, Senior Research Fellow, The Swedish Institute of International Affairs
Susanne Norgren, Group Expert Sandvik
André Månberger, Senior Lecturer, Lund University
Magnus Ericsson, Adjunct professor, Luleå University of Technology

Energy effective processes – minimizing need for new green energy
Fredrik Engström, Vice President Electricity Solutions, H2 Green Steel
Magnus Evertsson, Professor and Head of Rock Processing Systems at Chalmers University of Technology
Klara Helstad, Head of Sustainable Industry Unit, Swedish Energy Agency
Per Lundström, Head of Strategy Mineral Processing, LKAB

Bergforsk Awards
Bergforsk Foundation’s awards for the best Master’s, Licentiate and PhD theses

17.00-19.00 Mingle and networking

 


May 7– Innovation of Tomorrow

Registration from 08.00, Kulturens hus, Luleå

08.30 Welcome, Moderator Charlotte Andersson, Programme Director Swedish Mining Innovation

Mining and Metal-production by 2050 – how far have we come by then?
Graham Aid, Group Innovation Coordinator and Strategist, Ragn-Sells AB
Katarina Öquist, R&D Manager Technology an Innovation Underground Division, Epiroc
Jenny Greberg, Vice President Technology, LKAB
Anders Sand, Research Manager, Boliden Mineral AB
Filip Simán, Doctoral Student, Luleå University of Technology

Accelerating international collaboration – Opportunities and challenges
Daniel Cios, Policy Officer European Commission
Hugo Pedrosa Latorre, International Project Manager, Swedish Environmental Protection Agency
Mikael Johansson, Head of Global Mining Program and Head of Key Accounts, Manufacturing & Materials,  Business Sweden
Katarina Nilsson, President ETP SMR  and Director Research and Innovation, Svemin
Tobias Kampmann, Programme Manager Vinnova

10.15-10.45 Coffee and mingle in the Innovation Showroom

10.45 Optimal choices – how do we make the right decisions?
The holistic value model – Lisa Ek & Niklas Grönberg, Partners and Managing Directors, Nordic Strategy Partners
Waste2Place – Ramón Sánchez, Geomorphic Design Lead, VAST Landscape Architecture
Trace4Value – Malin Rosqvist, Program director, Process Industrial IT and Automation (PiiA)
Maria Swartling,Program Director, Metals & Minerals

Innovation by 2050 – what the next century could hold?

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch

 


Innovation Showroom 

Discover and connect with some of the projects and initiatives withing our mining community.

 

Exhibitor List

Swedish Mining Innovation SME Network

Swedish Mining Innovation PhD Network

Sattajärvi Sameby

NexGen SIMS

Waste2Place/Re:moss, VAST Landscape Architecture/Boreal Orchards

Impact Innovation/Metals & Minerals

ARBS: Energy Efficient Comminution

Innovating for a sustainable future, LKAB

 

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Swedish Mining Research & Innovation Day 2023

 

Charlotte Andersson, Programme Director, Swedish Mining Innovation, May 9 2023, Kulturens hus Luleå.


Project results and highlights 2023

A novel biobased flotation process Presenter: Katerina Hruzova, PhD student, Luleå University of Technology

Nexgen SIMS Presenter: Niclas Dahlström, Project Manager, LTU Business

The imminent revolution in mining: Low energy Comminution Presenter: Magnus Evertsson, Associate Professor, Product Development, Chalmers University of Technology

Hypex Bio Presenter: Thomas Gustavsson, CEO, Hypex Bio Explosives Technology

Impact of miNing-project on the reduction of nitrogen discharges in mining processes Presenter: Roger Herbert, Associate Professor, Uppsala University

Mining with Nature and CLIMB Presenter: Kristina Branteryd, Director Environment, Svemin


Enablers for innovation

EU policy on Raw Materials and R&I Presenter: Daniel Cios, Policy Officer, European Commission

ERA-MIN Presenter: Dina Carrilho, PhD Senior Science Officer, Department of International Relations, Foundation for Science and Technology, Portugal

ETP SMR Presenter: Katarina Nilsson, President ETP SMR

Business Sweden sustainable mining Presenter: Keith Taylor, Global Program Manager, Business Sweden

Pictures from the 2023 event!


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