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.

In the media: Laver, Älvsbyn

The Laver mine 1936 -1947

From to Botswana's diamond mines to the cold north

Mpho Ndebele was awarded a scholarship by the Swedish institute to pursue his master’s program in Sweden. This initiative gives students from across the world a golden opportunity to further their studies and develop into future global researchers who can come up with innovations and also solve problems. Furthermore, it offers students the platform for cultural exchange and the opportunity to interact with the Swedish society.

In the media: Bio coal in the blast furnace for reduced climate impact

The project is funded by the Swedish Energy Agency with SEK 5.4 million. Partner in the project is Swerea MEFOS, Luleå University of Technology and SSAB.

Published:3 February 2014