Welcome to the 2016 Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit and Exhibition. Following the previous rich tradition, the summit will cover 3 sustainability pillars: (1) Science, Technology and Industrial Practice, (2) Political and Social Framework and (3) Education.

This time, the summit honors the 2016 "Musketeers" of the closed cycle of materials sciences: from mining and mineral processing to metals extraction and processing and development of new materials. They are in alphabetic order:

• Prof. Jose D'Abreu - 2016 honoree with D'Abreu International Symposium on Sustainable Iron and Steel Making
  
• Prof. Jean-Marie Dubois - 2016 honoree with Dubois International Symposium on Sustainable Complex Metallic Systems
  
• Prof. Harald Arnljot Øye - 2016 honoree with Øye International Symposium on Sustainable Ionic Liquid and Aluminum Extraction and Processing
  
• Prof. Ruggero Santilli - 2016 honoree with Santilli International Symposium on Sustainable Mathematics Applications
  
• John Starkey - 2016 honoree with Starkey International Symposium on Sustainable Mineral Processing
  
• Prof. Jun-Ichoro Yagi - 2016 honoree with Yagi International Symposium on Sustainable Metal and Alloys Processing
  
• Prof. Wei Yang - 2016 honoree with Yang International Symposium on Multiscale Material Mechanics and Multiphysics and Sustainable Applications
  

The honorees cover areas of materials sciences that look distinct but are actually related to each other and all have in common sustainability.

In this view, in their honor, the summit incorporates numerous International Symposia covering the field of minerals, metals and materials - dealing with mining, extraction, processing, manufacturing, recycling, waste treatment, and acting on environmental, health, legal, management, financial, policy, taxation, social and pedagogy issues. Please click on the "symposia" link in the left side menu for the full symposia listing

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