Uppsala University

Nathalia Cristine Vieceli

  • Circularity and Replacement
  • Climate
  • Energy
  • Performance
  • Synthesis & Processing

Research question

My research focuses on sustainable hydrometallurgical processes for the recovery and valorisation of critical elements from primary and secondary resources, including e.g. spent batteries, industrial wastes, ores and mineral residues. The research involves the development of hydrometallurgical processes based on e.g. leaching, precipitation, crystallisation and separation methods.

Sustainability aspects

My research addresses the need for more sustainable and circular supply chains for critical metals. By developing improved methods for recovering metals from end-of-life products, the research can contribute to reducing dependence on primary resources and preventing the loss of valuable materials as waste. In the longer term, the aim is to develop recovery processes that are more resource-efficient, scalable and compatible with circular production of functional materials.

Explore fellows under the WISE program

On this page, you can learn more about the research being conducted by the WISE Fellows.

In 2022, WISE launched its inaugural strategic faculty recruitment initiative, the WISE Fellow program. This page is continuously updated as new positions are filled and new Fellows join WISE.

Explore fellows