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PERSONAL
Core Philosophy:
Publishing removes barriers to
science and knowledge access.
“My motto is to…focus
on being the best version of myself!...”
Aims to
aggregate knowledge,
connect industry, create communities of practice
and capture and share insights on emerging
technology and research.
His works were cited in many core
researches that led to greater innovation and
better science.
He has extensive fundamental
knowledge and practical expertise across the
mineral processing value chain thanks to decades
of collaborative and applied research including
in comminution, and flotation, and an in-depth
understanding of the role that particle
properties of ore minerals play within those
processes.
Specialty:
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Engineering/Chemical Eng./Materials Processing
and Particle Technology
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Engineering/Chemical Eng./Separation Processes
Keywords:
Engineering, Mining,
Mineral & Metal
Processing,
Energy & Fuels.
Topic:
Surface
Roughness; Roundness; Asperity; Jigs; Coal;
Beneficiation; Flotation; Pretreatment; Magnetic
Separators
Purpose:
make a
significant impact on the scientific community
in creating a better future, create exceptional
research and thought-provoking ideas that helps
tackle some of the biggest issues faced by
society and the planet, make his mark in his
mineral and metallurgical industry,
enabling
transition to a low-carbon economy,
discover, contribute, and report, informative,
engaging, and thought-provoking Researches,
Teaching like a scientist and challenging
students to think beyond facts.
Mission:
Advancing the mineral processing knowledge,
empower
society, provide insights that would greatly
benefit to the society, share his knowledge,
experiences, and insights on the latest
advancements and discoveries in the field,
elevate qualitative publishing to new heights,
curate cutting-edge research, and contribute
significantly to the knowledge base
Values:
Responsible mining and production, innovation,
clean energy, safety, respect, and collaboration
Web of
Science Subject Categories
Engineering; Mining
& Mineral Processing; Mineralogy; Energy
& Fuels; Chemistry
Dr. Ugur Ulusoy is currently a Full Professor at
Sivas Cumhuriyet University (Department of
Chemical Engineering), Turkey. He completed his
undergraduate degree in Mining Engineering at
the Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkiye, in
1991. He held his degrees of M.Sc. and Ph.D. in
mineral processing at the Middle East Technical
University and Cumhuriyet University in 1996 and
2003, respectively. He
has been on the research and teaching faculty
position at the Cumhuriyet University since
2008. He has received associate
professorship and professorship degrees in
mineral processing in 2010 and 2015,
respectively. He has
authored or co-authored more than 60
publications including 38
SCI papers, 17 international proceeding papers,
3 national papers and 3 national proceeding
papers,
with an emphasis on agglomeration,
flotation, wetting, grinding, fine particle
characterization, flocculation, coal washing
optimization and column flotation. His
publications have been cited 1000 (based on Web
of Science core collection) without
self-citations. The h-index of his citations is
19. He has acted as a reviewer for more than 175
of international journals and proceedings. He is
also member of the editorial board of several
journals including RJEAS (Medwellonline), JEAS
(Medwellonline), Journal of Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering (Canadian
online publisher-MAYFEB Technology Development
Corporation),
International Journal of
Mining Engineering and Technology (IJMET)-
(Unique Pub
International), Eastern European Journal
of Enterprise Technologies, Journal of Applied
Sciences (Redelve International Publications)
and EUREKA Physics and
Engineering. He is the chapter
author in the books titled “Fine Particle
Technology and Characterization” and “Critical
and Rare Earth Elements: from Secondary
Resources”. He has just acted as Guest
editorship for
a Research Topic “Advanced
Green and Sustainable Chemical and Physical
Technologies for Resources Recycling of Solid
Wastes”
at Frontiers in Chemistry-Green and Sustainable
Chemistry. He is currently acting
as an academic editor
and a
Guest Editor at PLoS ONE Editorial Board,
Minerals (ISSN 2075-163X)
Advances in Particle Morphological Analysis and
Current Characterization Applications in Mineral
Processing, respectively.
For many years, he has taught courses in
Principles of Mineral processing, Mineral
processing Laboratory I, and Chemical Mining.
He, who has been involved with 5 projects as a
researcher and 1 project as a coordinator, is
the member of 7 scientific societies.
The role that I and my research play in
shaping the future is worth every effort.
What I discover, contribute, and report
today is not only crucial for my subject
area but also for my nation and the world as
a whole!
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