Direct Lithium Extraction Symposium
Registration is open until September 30th!
We are proud to announce the upcoming Symposium on Direct Lithium Extraction, a premier event that will bring together leading experts from research and industry. This symposium will delve into the latest advancements and innovative technologies in the field of direct lithium extraction (DLE), fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange to drive forward this critical sector.
Topical Overview:
- Liquid / solid Li extraction technologies
- Membrane & precipitation technologies
- Conversion to battery
- Electrochem. Li extraction & Desalination Technologies
- Concentration & Purification of Li-brines
Moreover, we want to promote scientific exchange and networking opportunities by hosting a
- Industry Session
- Poster Session: September 15th
Venue
The symposium will take place at KIT Campus South directly in central Karlsruhe nearby the Karlsruhe castle. The university campus can be readily reached on foot or by tram (stop “Durlacher Tor / KIT” or “Kronenplatz”).
The event will be hosted at the Engler-Bunter Institute (EBI) (building 40.50, Engler-Bunte-Ring 1, 76131 Karlsruhe).
A campus plan can be found here: https://www.kit.edu/campusplan/ (searchable by building and faculty).
Tentative Program
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Thursday 17.10.2024 |
Friday 18.10.2024 |
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Morning Session I - Liquid / solid Li extraction technologies (I)
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Morning Session III - Liquid / solid Li extraction technologies (II)
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8.50 |
Symposium Opening
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9.00 |
Michael Schmidt (DERA, Germany) Lithium 2030 „Market Overview and European Perspective“ |
9.00 |
Bart Michielsen (VITO, Belgium) Lithium Recovery via Ion Exchange: the Potential of Structured Lithium Titanates |
9.30 |
Lourdes Yurramendi (Tecnalia, Spain) Novel routes for Li recovery from ores, brines and waste cathode material, combining extraction and membrane electrolysis technologies |
9.30 |
Thomas Rudszuck (Vulcan Energy) On the path to the white gold - adsorption-type direct lithium extraction |
10.00 |
Elisabeth Eiche (KIT, Germany) Lithium resources in geothermal brines of the Upper Rhine Graben and possible extraction technologies |
9.50 |
Simona Regenspurg (GFZ Potsdam, Germany) Extraction methods for critical raw materials in geothermal fluids - a summary from the EU project "CRM geothermal“ |
10.20 | Coffee Break (10.20 - 11.00) | 10.10 | Coffee Break (10.10 - 10.50) |
Morning Session II - Industry Session
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Morning Session IV - DLE, Beneficiation and Li leaching
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11.00 |
Nader Akil (PNO Innovations) EU Funding programmes supporting research, innovation or investment |
10.50 |
Katerina Maliachova (NTUA, Greece) Innovations in metallurgical techniques for extracting lithium from mineral resources |
11.15 |
Thomas Kölbel (EnBW) Lithium from Geothermal Energy: An Economically Attractive Option? |
11.20 |
Joshua Fürniß (EnBW, Germany) The Potential of Combined Sorbents - CASCADE Process |
11.30 |
Mark Harris (Cornish Lithium) Cornish Lithium’s Journey to Pilot Plant DLE Testwork |
11.40 |
Fabian Nitschke (KIT, Germany) Geothermal Lithium – Potentials, Reservoir Behavior and Scaling |
11.45 |
Alimata Djire (TotalEnergies OneTech - R&D line CO2 & Sustainability, CSTJF Pau, France) Direct lithium extraction from Oil and Gas produced waters |
12.00 |
Valentin Goldberg (BWG-Geochemie) TBA |
12.00 |
Clio Bosia & Hussam Aldoori (Lithium de France) Extracting geothermal lithium in France from scratch |
12.20 |
Raphael Sieweck (KIT, Germany) Lithium extraction from lithium-ion battery cathode material using a mechanochemical approach |
12.15 |
Guillaume Ravier (Électricity Strassbourg, France) & Kateryna Omelchuck (Eramet) Ageli, two experts cooperating to produce battery grade lithium carbonate with low environmental impacts from deep geothermal brine in the French Upper Rhine Graben |
12.40 |
End of Symposium |
12.30 | Lunch break (12.30 - 13.45) | ||
Afternoon Session I - Electrochem. Li extraction & Desalination Technologies
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13.45 |
Volker Presser (Leibniz INM) Electrochemical lithium-ion separation |
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14.15 |
Monika Bäuerle (KIT) Lithium recovery from brines using battery electrodes |
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14.35 |
Fabio La Mantia (Fraunhofer IFAM) Electrochemical ion pumping for the recovery of lithium from brines: from fundamentals to reactors |
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15.05 |
Vito Di Noto (Padova University, Italy) Cation binding - a tool for studying efficiency and selectivity of ion-extraction by ionomers |
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15.25 | Coffee Break (15.25 - 16.10) | ||
Afternoon Session II - Concentration & Purification of Li-brines
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16.10 |
Joachim Koschikowski & Paul Wöhrlin (Fraunhofer ISE, Germany) Lessons learned from the BrineMine Project and new DLE approaches |
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16.40 |
Siri Marie Skaftun (SINTEF, Norway) Recovery of LiOH by advanced electrodialysis |
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17.00 |
Tamara Skarke (Fraunhofer ICT, Germany) Free Flow Electrophoresis - A New Application in Lithium Purification |
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17.20 |
Kangsheng Bretherton-Liu (Evove) Next-generation DLE using ultraselective membranes |
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17.40 |
Cathrine K. W. Solem (SINTEF, Norway) Recovery of Li by molten salt chlorination |
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18.00 | Group Photo | ||
18.15 | Poster Session + Apéro (18.15 - 19.00) |
IMPORTANT DATES:
Registration
- Start registration: July 1st
- End of registration: September 30th
Poster Abstracts
- Start of abstract submission: July 1st
- End of abstract deadline (poster): September 15th
Abstract notifications will be send out on a rolling basis (first come first serve). Please find the details of abstract submission below.
Final Program
- Upload of final lecture program: August 30th
Valentin Goldberg
Dr. Jonas Sottmann
Dr. Nader Akil
Local Organization Committee:
Dr. Fabian Jeschull
Raum: 206
Tel.: +49 721 608 28515
fabian jeschull ∂ kit edu
Dr-Ing. Isabelle Südmeyer
Raum: Geb. 441-1, R. 205
Tel.: +49 721 608 28582
isabelle suedmeyer∂kit edu