- Ore and mineral characterization
- Process optimization
- Quality control
- Materials characterization
- Downstream processing and recycling
- Explore various analytical solutions across the mining value chain
- Characterisation of critical minerals like Lithium, Rare Earths minerals, Base metal ores for chemistry, minerology and particle sizing.
- Solutions and benefits of real time (online) and automated analysis for process monitoring to reduce costs and improve efficiency
- User case studies, current Australian industry status on developing critical minerals
- Benefits of analytical monitoring from ore to iron making process
- Field analytical solutions that benefit exploration geology and quick decision making.
- Mining and metals professionals
- Mineral processing and metallurgy specialists
- Researchers and academics in related fields
- Professionals involved in critical minerals, battery minerals, and Iron making process.
- XRF (Revontium)
- XRD (Aeris)
- Laser Diffraction (Mastersizer3000+)
- Density Measurement (AccuPyc)
42nd Ore and Mineral Analysis seminar 2026 Perth
42nd Ore and Mineral Analysis Workshop 2026 in Perth (OMA)
26th June | Karsten Perth Level 1/111 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA
About The Event
As demand for critical minerals, battery materials and new initiatives in decarbonization and iron making process continues to grow, the need for reliable analytical data is becoming increasingly important across the mining value chain — from exploration and extraction to ore processing, metalmaking, finishing, recycling, and waste management to improve process efficiency, reduce costs and increase profitability for mining industry.
Date: 26th June 9:00-17:00
Location: Karsten Perth (Next to Sentinel Bar & Grill) Level 1/111 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA
Please use nearby parking facilities such as Wilson Parking – Central Park and Wilson Parking – Westralia Square.
Complimentary tea & Lunch will be served.
This one-day seminar will highlight analytical solutions for chemical analysis, minerology, particle size and morphological studies for the Mining and Metals sector and explore how they can support:
The program will cover application-focused presentations and guest talks from Industry experts researchers and Malvern Panalytical specialists providing practical insights and real-world examples relevant to the evolving critical minerals landscape.
The event will also feature live demonstration of Malvern Panalytical’s latest analytical instruments such as the new Revontium and Powerhouse XRFs, Aeris XRD, RevNIR handheld NIR, MS3000 PSD analyser.
Designed for professionals in mining, mineral processing, metallurgy, and related fields, this seminar offers attendees to gain valuable insights into how analytical technologies can support better decisions across the value chain and an opportunity to exchange knowledge and expand your industry network
We look forward to welcoming you in Perth
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| Presentation | Speaker |
Opening presentation “Analytical Solutions Across the Mining Value Chain” |
Uwe König
Malvern Panalytical
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Catalyst for Innovation to A Greener Future Discover how extractive metallurgy is powering a cleaner, smarter and more sustainable future. In this engaging talk, Professor Aleksandar Nikoloski will showcase breakthrough advances in hydrometallurgy, recycling and low-carbon metal processing, and reveal how innovation in metal production is helping shape the industries of tomorrow. |
Aleks Nikoloski Professor Murdoch University |
| Integrating XRF and XRD in Undergraduate Education: A Case Study on Spodumene Ore Analysis This presentation outlines the incorporation of advanced analytical methods, specifically X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) and Powder X-ray Diffraction (PXRD), into the CHEM3101 undergraduate laboratory curriculum. By using spodumene ore as a case study, we demonstrate how students can effectively combine these techniques to determine elemental composition and structural phase purity, bridging the gap between academic learning and industrial applications in lithium processing. |
Stephen Moggach Professor of Chemistry and Graduate Research Coordinator, School of Molecular Sciences University of Western Australia |
| Real time chemistry and PSD analysis for process monitoring to improve efficiency and cost savings in ore processing | Hari Bhaskar Malvern Panalytical |
| New Revontium benchtop XRF for elemental analysis of wide range of ore commodities | Michael Malvern Panalytical |
| Particle characterisation tools from Malvern-Panalytical-Micromeritics Overview of Particle characterisation tools offered by Malvern-Panalytical-Micromeritics, including Mastersizer (laser diffraction), Sedigraph (X-Ray Sedimentation) and Accupyc (gas pycnometer) |
Mr. Bryn McDonagh Director ATA Scientific Pty Ltd |
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