Division of Mineral and Metallurgy at Luleå University of Technology

Division of Minerals and Metallurgical Engineering

The Division of Minerals and Metallurgical Engineering (MiMer) strive to be a national leader and an internationally recognized research, education and innovation environment for the development of processes and products that contribute to sustainable development.

The change will mean new demands on us all. Among other things, we must find more efficient and environmentally friendly way to produce those products society demands. To do so required the engineers who can develop new technologies, new materials and new processes.

CAMM, a strong research centre for mining and metallurgy

Northern Sweden is taking lead in transition to a green society with mining and metallurgical industry being major players. . Much of today's and the future's applied research in the mining industry and metal extraction originates in CAMM, Sweden's mining-oriented research initiative with needsdriven fundamental research. It also forms the base for Sweden's mining-related engineering educations.

Future Research

CAMM, Center for Advanced Mining and Metallurgy, has played an important role since 2010 when Luleå University of Technology, LTU, has consolidated its position as the leading university in the Nordic region for research and education related to mining and metal extraction.

CAMM seminar 12-13 October 2021

12 Oct. 2021 12:00 – 13 Oct. 2021 14:00 , Luleå University of Technology - On-Line and in physical room (Announced later):

Exploration, Mining, Mineral processing, Metallurgy and Environment

Published:3 February 2014
Updated: 13 March 2017
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