Prof. Atsushi Shibayama (Dr. Eng.) is a professor and the Dean of the Faculty of
International Resource Sciences at Akita University, Japan. He holds a Doctor
of Engineering from Kyushu University (1999). His expertise spans mineral
processing, extractive metallurgy, hydrometallurgy, recycling, and environmental
technology. Prof. Shibayama began his career at KUBOTA Corporation and later
joined Akita University in 1999, where he was promoted to associate professor
in 2003 and full professor in 2009. Prof. Shibayama has authored more than 150
peer-reviewed journal articles and over 150 conference proceedings,
contributing significantly to the advancement of sustainable resource
utilization. In recognition of his academic and professional excellence, he has
received numerous awards and honors, and currently serves as the President of the
Society of Materials Engineering for Resources of Japan, Vice President of the
Resource Processing Society of Japan, and Executive Board Member of the Mining
and Materials Processing Institute of Japan (MMIJ). Internationally, he
actively contributes as a member of TMS, SME, and AusIMM.
Prof. Atsushi Shibayama (Dr. Eng.) is a professor and the Dean of the Faculty of
International Resource Sciences at Akita University, Japan. He holds a Doctor
of Engineering from Kyushu University (1999). His expertise spans mineral
processing, extractive metallurgy, hydrometallurgy, recycling, and environmental
technology. Prof. Shibayama began his career at KUBOTA Corporation and later
joined Akita University in 1999, where he was promoted to associate professor
in 2003 and full professor in 2009. Prof. Shibayama has authored more than 150
peer-reviewed journal articles and over 150 conference proceedings,
contributing significantly to the advancement of sustainable resource
utilization. In recognition of his academic and professional excellence, he has
received numerous awards and honors, and currently serves as the President of the
Society of Materials Engineering for Resources of Japan, Vice President of the
Resource Processing Society of Japan, and Executive Board Member of the Mining
and Materials Processing Institute of Japan (MMIJ). Internationally, he
actively contributes as a member of TMS, SME, and AusIMM.