Special reports

Mounir Adada, Eclipse Mining Technologies, USA, delves into the data-driven future, highlighting knowledge graphs and ontologies as essential aids.

Matt Breuillac, Director at Cyber Node, considers how integrated cyber and industrial risk management protects modern mining from operational disruption, data breaches, and regulatory fallout.

Alex Truby, Solutions Engineer, Upstream Tech, discusses harnessing AI for enhanced tailings management.

Tudor Whiteley, Ironfin, considers how 3D visualisation is transforming mining practices.

Alistair Stephens, CEO of Resouro Strategic Metals, explains why titanium is a key asset when it comes to defence readiness and industrial sovereignty.

Jose Concha, Marin Hanu, and Eric Wasmund, Eriez, Canada and Peru, discuss the growing importance of flotation in global resource extraction.

Mike Proost, TerraSource Global, explains how a multi-roll crusher can transform coal processing.

Romeu Kleinubing, Emerson, USA, explores how modern vibration monitoring technologies translate machine data into actionable insights, helping mining teams prevent breakdowns and keeping electric rope shovels working hard.

Robin Schmidt, Regal Rexnord, USA, denotes the best ways to optimise gearbox usage.

Ernesto Heller, Conductix-Wampfler, USA, evaluates the impact of data transmission systems on safety and reliability in mining operations.

Shawn Rockey, Cummins, USA, navigates the challenges and opportunities of emissions reduction in mining.

Ron Santoro and Chris Warner, Getman, USA, analyse a process-based approach to integrated ground support systems.

Scott Schiele, Mine Vision Systems, USA, clarifies the significance of revolutionising underground mining data collection.

Ilya Epikhin – Principal, and Carlo Stella – Managing Partner, Arthur D. Little, discuss how mining players should respond to the US unilaterally fast-tracking seabed mining.

Geoff Pryde, Chief Technical Director at PsiQuantum, reveals how quantum computing will transform mining operations in the next few years.