On May 20, Alok Sarkar (NTNU) will defend his thesis on the hydrogen-based reduction behavior and kinetics of different manganese ores.
Continue readingHydroMetEC International Online Seminar in Hydrometallurgy – 7 May 2026
HydroMetEC, a lifelong learning programme within the EIT RawMaterials Academy coordinated by NTNU, is organising an international seminar.
Continue readingHAlMan project review Trondheim, Norway
The HAlMan project team recently gathered in Trondheim, Norway, for a project review meeting hosted by the project coordinator at NTNU and SINTEF.
Continue readingHAlMan project results presented by Tesmet at the 43rd ICSOBA Conference in Nanning, China
Tesmet participated in the 43rd ICSOBA Conference in Nanning, China, presenting advances in sustainable metallurgy and upstream aluminium technologies.
Continue readingHAlMan Consortium Meeting at Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, Düsseldorf
The HAlMan consortium meeting recently took place at our partner institution, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung (MPIE), in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Continue readingHAlMan consortium: London meeting highlights, achievements and future directions
This meeting offered an opportunity for partners to reflect on achievements to date, present pilot testing results and collaborate on the path forward.
Continue readingSeminar | Manganese containing metallurgical slags and their properties
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) organizes a seminar about “MnO-containing metallurgical slags and their properties”.
Continue readingSeminar “Mn og Si Dag” (Mn and Si Day) presentations
A seminar titled “Mn og Si Dag (Mn and Si Day)” was organized by NTNU on the 20th and 21st of February 2025.
Continue readingInternational Seminar: Hydrometallurgy in raw materials utilization
HydroMetEC, coordinated by NTNU within the EIT Raw Materials academy, is a lifelong learning program focused on hydrometallurgy education…
Continue readingThe HAlMan project consortium 5th progress meeting in Greece
The 5th progress meeting of the HAlMan project took place in the beautiful setting of Greece, hosted at NTUA’s and METLEN’s facilities.
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