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SMI Chile Visits the Community of Machuca

SMI Chile Visits the Community of Machuca

A team from SMI Chile recently visited the Machuca Atacameño Indigenous Community as part of the services we provide in our role as a Collaborating Organisation, reaffirming our commitment to the sustainable development of communities across the region.

Francisca Rivero Speaks at International Carajás Roundtable 2026

Francisca Rivero Speaks at International Carajás Roundtable 2026

SMI Chile General Manager Francisca Rivero took part as an invited panellist at an international forum that explored the role of the mining sector in a world shaped by technological disruption, geopolitical transitions and the urgent need for decarbonisation.

Nigel Wight and CSRM team publish scientific paper on the El Soldado mine disaster

Nigel Wight and CSRM team publish scientific paper on the El Soldado mine disaster

Together with a group of researchers from the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining at the University of Queensland, the SMI-ICE-Chile researcher published a insightful study on the social consequences of this tailings dam collapse that occurred 60 years ago in Chile, one of the most serious mining tragedies in the world.

SMI-ICE-Chile and Codelco’s Salvador Division carry out socio-environmental education plan with students from the Atacama Region

SMI-ICE-Chile and Codelco’s Salvador Division carry out socio-environmental education plan with students from the Atacama Region

Within the framework of the “Valuation Plan” project, developed in collaboration with Codelco Salvador Division, the team from the Environmental Rehabilitation and Ecosystem Dynamics area traveled to the commune of Diego de Almagro, in the Atacama Region, to show students, teachers and parents of this northern town, that knowledge about the native peoples and the environment can be an exciting experience.

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A new chapter for SMI-ICE-Chile

A new chapter for SMI-ICE-Chile

The University of Queensland’s International Centre of Excellence in Chile ends a year of unprecedented growth in 2025 with important new developments, beginning a stage of independently funded operation, and under a new executive management.

SMI Chile concludes international Mining Skills training program

SMI Chile concludes international Mining Skills training program

The Australian transnational educational project, aimed at strengthening the development of a skilled workforce in the critical minerals sector, has successfully completed three months of training in mine safety, environment, and sustainability in the cities of Salta, Argentina, and Antofagasta, Copiapó, and Santiago, Chile.

SMI-ICE-Chile’s Outstanding Participation in the 360° Lithium Forum

SMI-ICE-Chile’s Outstanding Participation in the 360° Lithium Forum

Organized by the Center for Research in Technologies for Society (C+) of the UDD Faculty of Engineering and SMI-ICE-Chile, the event brought together authorities and experts from industry, the public sector, and academia to analyze the main production, regulatory, commercial, environmental, and social challenges facing the lithium industry.

Specialized media highlight the Mining Skills program

Specialized media highlight the Mining Skills program

The Chilean Mining Magazine and the media outlet Reporte Minero publish news articles highlighting the realization of this Australian transnational educational project, focused on mining safety, environment and sustainability, which has already successfully completed its first version in Chile and Argentina.

The reception at the Australian Embassy for UQ makes headlines in the media

The reception at the Australian Embassy for UQ makes headlines in the media

The Minería Chilena and Reporte Minero media outlets highlighted the meeting at the diplomatic residence, which brought together the highest authorities of the University of Queensland with representatives from industry, academia, and government authorities, including the Minister of Mining.