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Welcome to IMMa - International Mining & Minerals Association

Welcome to the IMMa website. IMMa is the International Mining & Minerals Association and it is part of IOM3. IMMa has four technical divisions: Applied Earth Science (AES), Mineral Processing & Extractive Metallurgy (MPEM), Mining Technology (MT) and Petroleum & Drilling Engineering (PDE); and it encompasses all the interests that resided in the former Institution of Mining and Metallurgy (IMM), which merged with the Institute of Materials in 2002 to form IOM3.

IMMa’s purpose is to serve the members of IOM3 with interests in the minerals industries and to provide a focus both internally within the Institute and externally for the world wide community of minerals professionals. The function of this website is to introduce IMMa and to explain its activities. We hope you find this useful and welcome any constructive comments. Read our mission statement

News

Mining Games

The 34th International Mining Games will see teams of students compete in a series of events designed to keep traditional mining techniques alive.
IOM3, 16 Jan 2012

Sensor-Based Sorting - Final Programme Available

Sensor-Based Sorting conference (Aachen, April 2012) programme published.
Mining & minerals (IMMa), 11 Jan 2012

Scholarship and Bursary Awards 2012

The Institute is inviting applications for its 2012 Scholarship and Bursary Awards, which are judged in respect of academic excellence.
IOM3, 10 Jan 2012
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Features

About IMMa and IOM3

Martin Cox, Chairman of IMMa, published an article in the Global Business Magazine promoting the work undertaken by IMMa in support of the resource divisions and the broader IOM3
Mining & minerals (IMMa), 20 Jan 2012

Not costing the Earth - unconsidered waste materials

The Broxburn Bing near Edinburgh (fig 3)
Dr Alex Finlay from the Geochemical Reclamation of Industrial Minerals and Elements (GRIME) research group at Durham University, UK, outlines plans for the investigation and development of unconsidered waste materials as a green rare earth element resource.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Jan 2012

Under the surface - mining in Liberia

Hummingbird geologist
The mining industry in Liberia is undergoing a renaissance.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Jan 2012
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Events

The Chilean Mine Rescue

16 Feb 2012, London, UK
MinSouth Evening Lecture

Coal Markets

21 Feb 2012 - 24 Feb 2012, Singapore, SINGAPORE
Exploring supply sources and demand drivers to address supply security, pricing and transport challenges

Open Cut: Mine Planning and Operational Excellence

21 Feb 2012 - 24 Feb 2012, Singapore, SINGAPORE
Showcasing solutions to address key Technical, Operational and Commercial challenges in mine planning and development
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IMM Abstracts

The current awareness bulletin for technical literature in the minerals industry is Celebrating 60 Years of publication this year.

Sir Julius Wernher Memorial Lectures

New page of information about the IMM benefactor Sir Julius Wernher and a list of the Memorial Lectures since 1947

Materials World

The IOM3 member magazine

Materials World is specifically devoted to the engineering materials cycle, from mining and extraction, through processing and application, to recycling and recovery.

IMMAGE

IMMAGE is the world's foremost reference database of abstracts and citations of scientific and engineering literature for the international minerals industry. Further information

PERCreserves

PERC: the Pan-European Reserves & Resources Reporting Committee, co-sponsored by IOM3/IMMa, together with the Geological Society of London, the European Federation of Geologists, and the Institute of Geologists of Ireland, has launched the definitive version of its new minerals reporting code. Further information is available from www.percreserves.com
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