Sanja Miskovic: Assistant Professor at Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering, UBC Faculty of Applied Science

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Assistant Professor

Faculty of Applied Science

Research Classification

Mining engineering

Research Interests

Mineral Processing

multiphase systems

Production and Process Optimization

Optimization, Control and Operations Research

Prefeasibility and Pilot Scale

R&D and Innovation

Technological Innovations

Sensors and Devices

Computational Fluid Dynamics

Critical Elements Extraction

Embedded Sensors

Experimental Fluid Dynamics

High performance computing

IIoT

Industrial Big Data

Minerals Processing

Multiphase Flows

Relevant Degree Programs

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Affiliations to Research Centres, Institutes & Clusters

CAIDA: UBC ICICS Centre for Artificial Intelligence Decision-making and Action

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Research Methodology

High-Speed Radioactive Particle Tracking

High-Performance Computing Cluster

GPU Cluster

Private Cloud

Automated Stirred Tank Reactor

AR Headset

Light Field Camera

High Speed Camera

Reactor Diagnostics

Microreactor Fabrication and Testing

Microfluidics System

Recruitment

Looking to recruit:

Master's students

Doctoral students

Postdoctoral Fellows

Desired start dates: Any time / year round

Other options:

I support public scholarship, e.g. through the Public Scholars Initiative, and am available to supervise students and Postdocs interested in collaborating with external partners as part of their research.

I support experiential learning experiences, such as internships and work placements, for my graduate students and Postdocs.

I am open to hosting Visiting International Research Students (non-degree, up to 12 months).

I am interested in hiring Co-op students for research placements.

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