University Liège becomes labs@location Partner for ZEISS

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University Liège becomes labs@location Partner for ZEISS

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GeMMe at University Liège, Belgium*is now a labs@location partner of ZEISS. GeMMe laboratories are dedicated to research as well as providing analytical services for industrial partners in the following specialties: Building Materials, Mineral Processing, Recycling & Hydrometallurgy and Sensor Based Sorting and Characterization. They are well known experts in their field with a great reputation.
ImageA cross section of a modern mobile phone analyzed using ZEISS Mineralogic Mining showing metallic and non metallic phases of modern e-waste containing rare earths and critical metals required for the circular economy. Image courtesy of University of Liege, BelgiumOne of the goals of labs@location is networking between leading research and industry facilities. The program has built up a strong reputation for implementing a certain technology, application or workflow. The correlative setup at the University of Liege is unique in its capability to bring together multiple analytical techniques in a single laboratory.
The group, led by Prof. Pirard, has been conducting research using advanced characterization techniques for over 20 years and is a member of a number of pan European projects such as KIK EIT Raw Materials. ZEISS has provided a scholarship*at the University of Liege in which the GeMMe group is investigating improvements to the efficiency of the circular economy*through a quantitative understanding of e-waste utilizing correlative automated mineralogy. ZEISS also contributes via teaching of the latest development in automated mineralogy on the Emerald Master’s program at the University of Liege.
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