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Dr. Durjoy Baidya

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Canada The University of British Columbia

Biography

Dr. Durjoy Baidya is currently working for the Government of British Columbia as a Senior Business Information and Project Analyst. Before that, he obtained his PhD degree in Mining Engineering from The University of British Columbia. His doctoral research investigated the viability of carbon sequestration in mine tailings and using tailings potential storage of carbon for a carbon-neutral world. He takes a multidisciplinary approach that encompasses the fields of geology, fluid dynamics, environmental engineering, safety, and so on. He also holds a master’s degree in Mining Engineering from The University of British Columbia, which investigated sustainable energy solutions for remote mines as well as the communities of arctic regions through CHP, energy storage, and waste heat utilization. He has almost four years of research and one year of industrial experience and co-authored 15+ peer-reviewed articles.

Publications by Year
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Integrated Heat, Power and Carbon Management Systems for Decarbonizing Remote Mining Operations
Durjoy Baidya The University of British Columbia
Eric R Wynands The University of British Columbia
Gregory Dipple University of British Columbia
Ali Madiseh University of British Columbia
Student Poster Poster Video
CIM-CMP Student Poster Competition & Cocktail
CIM 2022 Convention Vancouver
Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Flue Gas Injection in Mine Tailings for Carbon Sequestration
Durjoy Baidya The University of British Columbia
Parham Samea University of British Columbia
Eric R Wynands The University of British Columbia
Gregory Dipple University of British Columbia
+1 more
Environment: Minimizing our Footprint Technical Session
Carbon Sequestration and Accounting
CIM 2023 Convention Montreal
A Comprehensive Study of Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer for Carbon Mineralization in Mine Wastes
Durjoy Baidya The University of British Columbia
Gregory Dipple University of British Columbia
Ali Madiseh University of British Columbia
Mine Electrification & Decarbonization Technical Session
Innovation in Mine Decarbonization, Part 2
CIM Connect 2024 Vancouver
Decarbonizing Power and Heat in Remote Mining Operations by Means of Integrated Heat, Power and Carbon Management Systems
Durjoy Baidya The University of British Columbia
Eric R Wynands The University of British Columbia
Malcolm Scoble The University of British Columbia
Gregory Dipple University of British Columbia
+1 more
Technical Session Video Attachment
Environmental Engagement and Expertise - Decarbonized Operations
CIM 2021 Virtual Convention