The IIIrd International Innovative Mining Symposium at T.F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State Technical University as a Step to Closer Cooperation of Science, Education and Business in the Mining Region

Abstract

For the third time T.F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State Technical University is holding an event important for Russian mining science and education, expanding the boundaries of interaction between scientists and practice experts, opening up new opportunities for joint discussion of the most urgent problems of mineral resources sector development in Russia and other countries. The vector of discussions of the Third Mining Symposium is aimed at solving the pressing problem of extracting sector of economy and raw material clusters development – ensuring environmental and industrial safety. Today, this largely determines the benchmarks of the innovative development of mining and deep processing of minerals, recycling of mining waste, import substitution of modern equipment for enterprises of the mineral resources sector. Currently, issues of environmental and industrial safety go far beyond the regulatory framework, turning into a comprehensive engineering, educational and social-and-economic discourse, forming a new agenda and culture of interaction between science and production, a new league of representatives of the international community of technical universities.

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“…In 2018, the 3rd International Innovative Mining Symposium became a real industry platform, bringing together more than 300 participants -representatives of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation and the Kemerovo Region Administration, national coal mining companies (SUEK, SDS, EVRAZ, UMMC), professors, undergraduate and graduate students of Russian technical universities, scientists from more than ten countries [5]. The discussion of problems and development prospects of mining clusters took place at eight sites, affected the whole range of relevant research -from mining and processing of minerals and the development of mining engineering directly to solving the social-andeconomic problems of mining areas and advanced development of personnel training for the mining industry.…”