Rate My Professor James Zhou

Zhou has co-authored numerous peer-reviewed publications detailing innovations in particle separation. Key works include 'Gravity separation of fine itabirite iron ore using the Reflux Classifier' (Minerals Engineering, 2023), where he performed methodology, investigation, writing-review, and editing to demonstrate separation of valuable minerals from gangue; 'Application of inclined channels in the hydrodynamic classification of minerals' (Minerals Engineering, 2023), acknowledging his assistance in experiments; 'Characterisation and Modelling of Gravity Pre-Concentration Amenability Using LST Fluidisation in a REFLUX Classifier' (Minerals, 2020); 'Single Stage Production of Ultra-High Grade Iron Ore using a Novel Fluidisation Arrangement in a Reflux Classifier' (ChemRxiv, 2024), contributing methodology, investigation, and writing; 'Fourth Generation Gravity Separation using the Reflux Classifier' (ChemRxiv, 2024); 'Transforming iron ore processing – Simplifying the comminution and replacing reverse flotation with magnetic and gravity separation' (2023), handling investigation; and 'Influence of surfactant on gas bubble stability' (Langmuir, 2005), conducted at the School of Engineering. In 2021, Zhou was part of a team finalist for the University of Newcastle Excellence Awards.