Laplante Laskowski Symposium on Minerals Processing Fundamentals

January 20, 2025

Ottawa, Canada

Date:

January 20, 2025

Location:

Ottawa, Canada

Registration
CMP 2025 registration is now open! The 57th Annual Canadian Mineral Processors Conference will be held in Ottawa at the Westin Hotel January 21-23, 2025 in the Confederation Ballrooms (4th Floor). The conference will feature presentations on various aspects of mineral processing which will include: comminution, flotation, gold and iron ore processing, mineralogy, mill optimization, and process control.

A special rate of $246 (standard/premium) and $296 (deluxe) which includes complimentary internet has been negotiated at the Westin Hotel (reference the Canadian Mineral Processors Conference). The Westin Hotel will only guarantee these rooms until January 5, 2025. Our hotel block is often sold out in early December, so please book your room early to avoid disappointment. You can make your hotel reservations online through the conference hotel link.

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Note: Early registration ends on December 22, 2024; after this date, registration fees will increase. Cancellations received on or before January 10, 2025, are subject to a cancellation fee of 10% of the total purchase price. No cancellations will be accepted after January 10, 2025.

New this year – Special Symposium on Mineral Processing Fundamentals
On Monday, January 20 st 2025, the Minerals Science and Engineering Section of MetSoc will host the Laplante-Laskowski Symposium on Mineral Processing Fundamentals as part of the CMP annual conference. Academic and professional researchers as well as graduate students will be presenting their research in the field of mineral processing. Please see the Metsoc website for the final program. Full-day symposium – $350.

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The CMP 2025 – Laplante Laskowski Symposium on Minerals Processing Fundamentals will be held on January 20, 2025, at the Westin Ottawa Hotel, one day before the official opening of the CMP conference.

This special symposium invites participants to engage in a full day of focused sessions on minerals processing fundamentals, offering valuable insights from leading experts in the field.

Certificate of Attendance
Attendees will also receive a certificate of completion, granting 8 training hours.

 

Organizers

Charlotte Gibson, Queen’s University and Jean-François Boulanger, UQAT

Presentations

 

Abstract Title Presenter First Name Presenter Last Name Primary Affiliation
Estimation of Mineral Liberation Distribution From Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Data David-Alexandre Desrosiers Universite Laval
Batch vs. Continuous Flotation: A Comparative Efficiency Analysis of Rare Earth Elements Minerals and Dolomite Separation Mahya Mobaraki Moghaddam Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT)
Calibrating a Rate-Dependent Breakage Function for Dynamic Simulation of a Grinding Circuit Thomas Picard-Beaudoin Université Laval
Effect of Carbon Dioxide and Mild Steel Grinding Media on the Flotation of Pentlandite and Pyrrhotite at Eagle Mine Kolter Weaver Eagle Mine – Lundin Mining and Queen’s University
Influence of Ore Oxidation on Pulp Chemistry Variables During Grinding of Cu-Ni Ore Berke Beste Aktas Kucukdemir Queen’s University
Flotation Separation of Copper and Nickel Sulfides: Status and Research Needs Negin Pourali Manjili University of Alberta
Influence of synthetic plant water on the electrochemistry and flotation response of pyrrhotite superstructures. Lebogang Babedi Queens University
Alternative Solutions to High-Density Conditioning in Spodumene Flotation Brian Kawenski Cook Queen’s University / SGS Canada
Synchrotron X-ray imaging of a fresh bitumen froth Lucy Xia University of Alberta
The Role of Bitumen in Adsorption of an Anionic Polymer on Mature Fine Tailings Hamid Alizadeh The University of British Columbia
Using an open database to quantify the potential for critical and strategic co-production from Canadian mineral processing facilities Amira Merchichi Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue