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Researchers (24)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publications
1.  18442  Darko Bogataj    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  2 
2.  27655  PhD Sabina Dolenec  Geology  Researcher  2017 - 2020  470 
3.  56291  Petra Drnovšek    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  11 
4.  18444  Sabina Drnovšek    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  68 
5.  11292  PhD Vilma Ducman  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  503 
6.  39809  Ana Frankovič  Civil engineering  Technical associate  2017 - 2020  28 
7.  14934  PhD Mateja Golež  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  230 
8.  16432  PhD Lucija Hanžič  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  118 
9.  18449  Rafael Kajzer    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  20 
10.  39821  Barbara Likar  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  109 
11.  18452  Roman Maček    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  38 
12.  25599  PhD Alenka Mauko Pranjić  Geology  Researcher  2017 - 2020  319 
13.  30957  PhD Kim Mezga  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  149 
14.  33103  PhD Sebastjan Meža  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  42 
15.  38189  Ana Mladenović  Educational studies  Head  2017 - 2020  24 
16.  36451  PhD Primož Oprčkal  Geology  Researcher  2017 - 2020  124 
17.  50085  Sebastijan Robič  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  8 
18.  15550  Marija Simon  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  86 
19.  13200  PhD Aljoša Šajna  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  194 
20.  18453  Mojca Škerl    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  26 
21.  53386  Dragana Šolaja  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  0 
22.  35413  PhD Mateja Štefančič  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  33 
23.  18494  Tomislav Tomše    Technical associate  2017 - 2020  0 
24.  27508  PhD Janez Turk  Civil engineering  Researcher  2017 - 2020  215 
Organisations (1)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publications
1.  1502  Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute  Ljubljana  5866324000  10,455 
Abstract
The FLAME project is perfectly aligned with the KIC Raw Materials vision of turning the raw materials dependence into a strategic strength for the European economy. The DPS technology can become key in increasing resource efficiency by enabling dry (ultra)fine mineral classification and extraction of valuable minerals from both primary and secondary resources. This will contribute to closing material loops by minimizing losses of unused materials along the value chain. At large, the project results may trigger alternative applications of the DPS technology to other resource streams and thus benefit the wider KIC community active in (machine manufacturing for) resource extraction. The provision of large amounts of high-quality (ultra)fine minerals to the market is expected to engender the development of more performant, durable and sustainable materials and products in related markets such as high-value construction materials and composite materials. As an example, the use of high-performance concrete enables to extend structure lifetime from 50 to 500 years and to “dematerialize” buildings, requiring less resources for more performance. Also new manufacturing technologies (e.g. vacuum mixing, 3D printing) will strongly benefit from a larger and diversified supply of high-quality fines. The contributed KCA clearly show the complementary expertise of the project partners in mineral processing and application technologies.Given the large replication potential in- and outside Europe for a customer-base that is largely situated outside the KIC (Power companies), a successful industrial implementation of the DPS technology holds potential to create (very) large impact worldwide. Given that R&D; and machine manufacturing facilities will be located in the EU (i.e. Belgium and Lithuania, resp.), the project will definitely strengthen the EU competitiveness and innovation capacity in the machinery and equipment manufacturing sector – regarded as a major strength of Europe and Focus market of the KIC.Within the project, intense knowledge exchange between mineral end-users, power central customers and machine builders will enable de-siloing of expertise, sharing of expertise and further build-up of competences of skilled R&D; and technical personnel. In addition, student internships and engagement of engineering master students (MSc theses) will be organized, eventually these training/education activities aim at providing a recruitment base for the commercialising partner.
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