Medal

Our way of saying great work!

The CEEC Medal celebrates and recognises the contribution of outstanding research and field work on beneficial strategies for energy-efficient comminution, as stated in CEEC’s mission and objective. The medal is granted annually to the author/s of the most outstanding published paper, article or case study profiling beneficial strategies for energy-efficient comminution.

We are thrilled to announce that Laureate Professor Graeme Jameson AO and Dr Cagri Emer from the Centre for Multiphase Processes, University of Newcastle in Australia, and Kyle Bartholomew, Rob McIvor and Omar Arafat from Metcom Technologies in the USA are out 2019 CEEC Medal winners. You can read their stories here

 

 

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Purpose of the CEEC Medal

The CEEC Medal was launched in 2012 as part of our mission to raise awareness of comminution research findings, alternative comminution strategies and installed outcomes; to achieve lower processing costs by accelerating information, knowledge and technology transfer; and to increase shareholder value through improved comminution practices.

The CEEC Medal aims to celebrate and recognise the contribution that outstanding research and field work plays in improving energy-efficient comminution around the world.

By awarding the medal, we seek to raise the status of energy-efficient comminution strategies through the:

• Recognition of individuals or teams who make an outstanding contribution to energy-efficient comminution
• Acknowledgement of individuals or teams who help to build global knowledge and inspire energy-efficient comminution excellence in others
• Identification of individuals and teams who build greater awareness and understanding in the wider community of the benefits of energy-efficient comminution and energy savings
• Demonstration of the business benefits of alternative comminution flow sheets.