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Mineral Centre, a strategic research initiative focused on securing the future supply of critical minerals through sustainable and innovative technologies. The centre covers the entire mineral value chain
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, Anastasia Papangelou Research domains: Sustainable microbial technology for water and food, environmental systems analysis, enhanced mineral weathering (CO₂ capture), soil carbon, climate mitigation, urban
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Status: Closed Applications open: 13/08/2025 Applications close: 31/10/2025 View printable version [.pdf] About this scholarship Description/Applicant information The Minerals Research Institute
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and resource security. The project may also examine emerging issues such as AI-enabled and agent-based sustainability analytics, critical mineral dependency, and the resilience of global supply chains
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industrial environmental burden of our generation. Disruptive innovations are required for alternative reduction processes that convert mineral ores into metals without today’s carbon-based methods
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biological processes in the formation of minerals and rocks. Interactions at different geological and biological interfaces are investigated. At these interfaces, mass transfer processes take place, beginning
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surface models, ecosystem fluxes, isotope methods, biodiversity, organismic interactions, biological mineral formation, palaeoclimatology, micropalaeontology and palaeolimnology. The particular combinations