Kourosh Javdantabar

Mr. Kourosh Javdantabar

2 articles
Canada Université Laval

Biography

PhD student in Mining Engineering at Université Laval, with a strong background in mineral processing and extractive metallurgy. Has a Master’s degree in Mineral Processing from the University of Tehran and has industrial and research experience in mineral processing, including flotation, hydrometallurgy, laboratory and pilot-scale testing, and process optimization. Current research focuses on the sustainable recovery of critical metals, particularly nickel and cobalt, from low-grade and complex mineral resources, with an emphasis on developing more efficient and environmentally sustainable extraction processes. Actively involved in collaborative research projects at Université Laval with Canadian industrial and research partners, including COREM, Agnico Eagle Mines, and CEZinc.

Publications by Year
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Ligand-Assisted Atmospheric Leaching of Pentlandite Integrated with Mineral Carbonation for Simultaneous CO₂ Sequestration
Kourosh Javdantabar Université Laval
Fei Wang Queen's University
Houshang Darvishi Alamdari Universite Laval
Georgios Kolliopoulos Université Laval
Hydrometallurgy: Processing of Critical Materials Symposia
Critical Metals 2
The 65th Conference of Metallurgy and Materials (COM 2026)
Atmospheric and High-Pressure Leaching of Low-Grade Ultramafic Resources for Selective Nickel Extraction from Mixed Sulfides and Silicates with Simultaneous Carbon Mineralization
Kourosh Javdantabar Université Laval
Fei Wang Queen's University
Hoda Emami Corem
Hydrometallurgy: Processing of Critical Materials Symposia
Nickel/Cobalt/Manganese 2
The 65th Conference of Metallurgy and Materials (COM 2026)