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Emmy Manlapig received his BSc MetEng
at the University of the Philippines, and joined the JKMRC in 1973
to do postgraduate research on flotation simulation and control. He
was awarded MEngSc in 1975 and PhD in 1977. He then conducted post
doctoral research work at the Michigan Technological University USA
from 1977-1979. He specialised in conventional and autogenous grinding
simulation and control.
He
returned to the JKMRC in 1979 as a Research Fellow to implement
control at a number of concentrators in Australia.
In
1980 he joined Mount Isa Mines Limited. He was with MIM from 1980
to 1990 in a number of senior capacities including Mineral Processing
Research Manager. He conducted and directed research in mineral
processing including liberation, grinding, classification and flotation.
He joined the Department of Mining Minerals and Materials Engineering
at the University of Queensland in 1990 as a Principal Research
Fellow. He teaches minerals processing to undergraduate students
at the department. He supervises graduate students on flotation
research at the JKMRC. He is also a consultant with MIM Process
Technologies.
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