- Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering (2013) from University of Applied Science RheinMain - Master of Engineering in Special Civil Engineering and Construction Management (2015) from University of Applied Science RheinMain - Lecturer at Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST): Project and Facility Management - Lecturer at University of Applied Science RheinMain: "Construction Organisation & Contract Entity" + "Construction Process & Processing of Contracts" - Scientific Assistant and PhD Candidate at TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Institute for Mining and Special Civil Engineering since April 2015 - Research Projects: (1) Digital Work Preparation Tool for the Implementation of Construction Tasks in a Sub-Surface Environment (2) Application of Fibre Ropes within the Sub-Surface Mining Sector

After completing graduation in Petroleum and Mining Engineering in 2015 in his motherland, Bangladesh, Durjoy worked as a Safety Officer at country's only satellite ground station project. From May 2017, he has been pursuing MASc in Mining Engineering at the University of British Columbia and working as a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant. His current research is scoping to the energy management of remote mining operations in Canada through the recovery of waste heat from power generation units to provide green heat to the remote mines and the communities. His published researches are mostly on Biodiesel, Stiriling Engine, Seasonal Thermal Energy Storage System and Carbon Sequestration.

Eleonore completed her PhD at the Sustainable Minerals Institute at the University of Queensland. Her thesis focused on applying industrial ecology thinking to the problematic of mining waste in the objectives of minimising waste and optimising resource extraction in the context of sustainable development. Before that, she completed a Master of Science in Industrial Ecology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Norway, in parallel with the competitive engineering curriculum in one of France’s Grandes Ecoles. Eleonore currently holds a postdoctoral research position within the Sustainable Minerals Institute's first cross-cutting program.