UI Lecturer Aulia Qisthi Receives Best Paper Award The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society's (TMS) Light Metals and Extraction and Processing Divisions at 2024
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SEAToday.com, Jakarta - Aulia Qisthi, a lecturer in the Environmental Engineering study programme, Faculty of Engineering, University of Indonesia (UI) won the Best Paper Awards at the event "The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society's (TMS) Light Metals and Extraction and Processing Divisions 2024.” She received an award for her research entitled "Carbon Footprint Assessment of the PCB Waste Recycling Process via the Copper Smelting Route in Australia.”
In this research, she examines the current state of printed circuit board (PCB) electronic waste management in Australia, as well as the potential for reducing carbon emissions from renewable energy sources during the recycling process. She started this research while she was still studying in the doctoral program at Swinburne University of Technology.
Congratulations on your achievement, Aulia Qisthi!
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