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Mr. Ben Yu

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Canada National Research Council Canada

Biography

Ben Yu is the team lead for the Next Generation Clean Energy Process Technology team for the Clean Energy Innovation (CEI) Research Centre of the NRC. The team focuses on battery (raw) materials (Li, Co, Mn, and Ni) process technology and flowsheet development with an emphasis on Lithium-ion Battery recycling. Prior to joining NRC, Ben held the position of Senior Metallurgist with SGS Lakefield, Ontario. Ben’s area of focus is flowsheet development with a special focus on industrial minerals such as rare earth, niobium, lithium, and graphite.

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Atmospheric Leaching of Ferronickel for Ni-rich Next-generation Precursor Cathode Active Materials
Craig NSAKABWEBWE Queen's University
Fei Wang Queen's University
Ashish Pandey National Research Council of Canada (NRC)
Ben Yu National Research Council Canada
Hydrometallurgy: Processing of Critical Materials Symposia
Nickel/Cobalt/Manganese 1
The 65th Conference of Metallurgy and Materials (COM 2026)
Cobalt-Nickel Separations Using Supported Liquid Membrane for End of Life Lithium Ion Battery Recycling
Mauro Dal-Cin National Research Council of Canada
Krystal Davis NRC
Ben Yu National Research Council Canada
Andrzej Nicalek
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Symposia Video Paper
Critical Materials - LIB Recycling
61st Annual Conference of Metallurgists
Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling: A Baseline Flowsheet for Processing Black Mass in a Mixed Hydroxide Precipitate and Industrial Grade Lithium Carbonate
Christopher Baxter National Research Council of Canada
Andriy Plugatyr National Research Council of Canada
Ben Yu National Research Council Canada
Critical Materials Symposia Video Paper
Critical Materials - LIB Recycling
61st Annual Conference of Metallurgists
Neodymium and Lanthanum Separation by Flat-Sheet Supported Liquid Membrane with EHEHPA (P507) as an Extractant
Lin Li National Research Council Canada
Krystal Davis NRC
Mauro Dal-Cin National Research Council of Canada
Aaron King NRC
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Critical Materials Symposia Video Paper
Critical Materials - Rare Earth Elements IV
61st Annual Conference of Metallurgists