非鉄製錬分野における産学協同の推進

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A brief historical review is described of the university-industry research cooperation, which has been conducted by both the MMIJ (the Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan) and the 69th committee of the JSPS (the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science), in the field of non-ferrous metallurgy in Japan. The author divided the latter half of this century into five periods which are the recovery since the war period (1945∼65), the highly developed period (∼75), the technology rearmament period (∼85), the exotic materials period (∼95), and the global environment period (95∼). Modern technology of non-ferrous extractive metallurgy with automation, energy saving, pollution control, functional materials production and so on, originated in the third period just after the oil-shock, where the university-industry research cooperation activities played an essential role. In appreciation of the contributions to which, the author was awarded the 73rd Watanabe prize. For the future development of materials processing technology, the author is proposing a new concept of "metal laundering".
社団法人資源・素材学会の論文
1999-07-25