12:00 - 14:30 BST
Welcome to Tin Valley – your premier virtual hub for cutting-edge advancements in tin technology. At Tin Valley, we connect industry leaders, innovators, and researchers from around the globe, providing an interactive platform to explore the latest developments in tin applications. Our virtual booths feature exclusive interviews and in-depth information on groundbreaking topics such as tin in sodium-ion batteries, tin recovery from e-waste, and more. Join us to stay ahead in the ever-evolving tin industry, network with key players, and discover the future of tin technology.
Technical Seminar
September 25th 2025 | 12:00 – 14:30 BST
12:00 | Welcome & Introduction
Dr. Jeremy Pearce | Markets & Technology | International Tin Association
Dr. Pearce is an accomplished tin chemist with more than 35 years of experience in the field. He currently serves as the Head of Markets and Technology at the International Tin Association. He will provide an overview of the International Tin Association and introduce our innovative technology platform, Tin Valley, where we showcase the latest advancements in tin-related technologies. He will also highlight why tin recovery from e-waste has been selected as a key focus area for Tin Valley.
12:15 | Topic Overview: Tin Recovery from E-Waste
Georgia Laurie | Technologist | International Tin Association
Georgia Laurie is a chemist with experience in catalysis and recycling technologies, currently working as a Technologist for the International Tin Association. She will present an overview of the current landscape of tin recovery from e-waste, providing a deeper understanding of the varying pyrometallurgical and hydrometallurgical methods being utilised for tin recovery.
12:30 | Tin Recovery from Waste PCBs
Louis Langlais | Business Developer | SCARCE Alliance
Louis is a materials science engineer with a strong background in metallurgy and chemical processes. Louis has 2.5 years of experience supporting innovation and research, enabling strategic projects to secure financial grants. A year ago, Louis was hired as a business developer to scale up the technologies developed during the first five years of the SCARCE project. Louis is currently setting up collaborations with industrial partners and managing commercial portfolios.
12:55 | Ionometallurgy - Neoteric Solvents for Tin Recovery from E-Waste
Dr. Chris Elgar | Post-Doctoral Research Associate | Leicester University
Dr. Christopher Elgar graduated from his PhD from Cardiff University in 2021, focusing on organometallic transition metal coordination chemistry. He currently works at the Centre for Sustainable Materials Processing - a interdepartmental centre at the University of Leicester - specialising in technology critical element recovery on the EPSRC funded SonoCat and ReCreate projects.
13:20 | Coffee Break
13:30 | Tin in E-Waste: Bio Scope’s Local Refining of a Forgotten Element
Dr. Daniel Ray | Lead Scientist | Bio Scope Technologies
Dr. Daniel Ray is the Lead Scientist at Bio Scope Technologies. Daniel graduated from his PhD at Coventry University in 2024 which Bio Scope and their sister company n2s (Network 2 Supplies) co-funded. Daniel’s research focused on the sustainable recovery of metals from electronic waste, with interests in bioleaching and electrochemical recovery methods, beginning the development of a closed-loop copper recovery system. Daniel now works with both the commercial and research team, continuing to assist in the development of metal recovery processes whilst engaging with partners to identify new material streams and build on existing supplies.
Mandeep Singh | President of Operations | Attero
Mandeep has over a decade of experience building Attero’s operations from the ground up, designing one of India’s most efficient e-waste reverse logistics networks and leading the setup of its recycling infrastructure. Since taking charge of end-to-end operations in 2021, he has streamlined plant processes, improved throughput, and ensured compliance with evolving environmental regulations. His earlier career in freight and maritime logistics shaped his disciplined, execution-focused approach, and today his leadership combines data-driven decision-making with a strong people focus, positioning Attero’s operations as both resilient and future-ready.
14:20 | Closing Remarks
14:30 | End of Session
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Booth Designs
See the video below to view the banner layouts
Jeremy has worked as a tin technologist at ITA for over 35 years. ITA was previously known as ITRI.
Georgia is a chemist responsible for identifying and understanding new tin technologies.
12:00 - 14:30 BST
Welcome to Tin Valley – your premier virtual hub for cutting-edge advancements in tin technology. At Tin Valley, we connect industry leaders, innovators, and researchers from around the globe, providing an interactive platform to explore the latest developments in tin applications. Our virtual booths feature exclusive interviews and in-depth information on groundbreaking topics such as tin in sodium-ion batteries, tin recovery from e-waste, and more. Join us to stay ahead in the ever-evolving tin industry, network with key players, and discover the future of tin technology.
Technical Seminar
September 25th 2025 | 12:00 – 14:30 BST
12:00 | Welcome & Introduction
Dr. Jeremy Pearce | Markets & Technology | International Tin Association
Dr. Pearce is an accomplished tin chemist with more than 35 years of experience in the field. He currently serves as the Head of Markets and Technology at the International Tin Association. He will provide an overview of the International Tin Association and introduce our innovative technology platform, Tin Valley, where we showcase the latest advancements in tin-related technologies. He will also highlight why tin recovery from e-waste has been selected as a key focus area for Tin Valley.
12:15 | Topic Overview: Tin Recovery from E-Waste
Georgia Laurie | Technologist | International Tin Association
Georgia Laurie is a chemist with experience in catalysis and recycling technologies, currently working as a Technologist for the International Tin Association. She will present an overview of the current landscape of tin recovery from e-waste, providing a deeper understanding of the varying pyrometallurgical and hydrometallurgical methods being utilised for tin recovery.
12:30 | Tin Recovery from Waste PCBs
Louis Langlais | Business Developer | SCARCE Alliance
Louis is a materials science engineer with a strong background in metallurgy and chemical processes. Louis has 2.5 years of experience supporting innovation and research, enabling strategic projects to secure financial grants. A year ago, Louis was hired as a business developer to scale up the technologies developed during the first five years of the SCARCE project. Louis is currently setting up collaborations with industrial partners and managing commercial portfolios.
12:55 | Ionometallurgy - Neoteric Solvents for Tin Recovery from E-Waste
Dr. Chris Elgar | Post-Doctoral Research Associate | Leicester University
Dr. Christopher Elgar graduated from his PhD from Cardiff University in 2021, focusing on organometallic transition metal coordination chemistry. He currently works at the Centre for Sustainable Materials Processing - a interdepartmental centre at the University of Leicester - specialising in technology critical element recovery on the EPSRC funded SonoCat and ReCreate projects.
13:20 | Coffee Break
13:30 | Tin in E-Waste: Bio Scope’s Local Refining of a Forgotten Element
Dr. Daniel Ray | Lead Scientist | Bio Scope Technologies
Dr. Daniel Ray is the Lead Scientist at Bio Scope Technologies. Daniel graduated from his PhD at Coventry University in 2024 which Bio Scope and their sister company n2s (Network 2 Supplies) co-funded. Daniel’s research focused on the sustainable recovery of metals from electronic waste, with interests in bioleaching and electrochemical recovery methods, beginning the development of a closed-loop copper recovery system. Daniel now works with both the commercial and research team, continuing to assist in the development of metal recovery processes whilst engaging with partners to identify new material streams and build on existing supplies.
13:30 | Tin in E-Waste: Bio Scope’s Local Refining of a Forgotten Element
Dr. Daniel Ray | Lead Scientist | Bio Scope Technologies
Dr. Daniel Ray is the Lead Scientist at Bio Scope Technologies. Daniel graduated from his PhD at Coventry University in 2024 which Bio Scope and their sister company n2s (Network 2 Supplies) co-funded. Daniel’s research focused on the sustainable recovery of metals from electronic waste, with interests in bioleaching and electrochemical recovery methods, beginning the development of a closed-loop copper recovery system. Daniel now works with both the commercial and research team, continuing to assist in the development of metal recovery processes whilst engaging with partners to identify new material streams and build on existing supplies.
13:55 | TBC
Mandeep Singh | President of Operations | Attero
Mandeep has over a decade of experience building Attero’s operations from the ground up, designing one of India’s most efficient e-waste reverse logistics networks and leading the setup of its recycling infrastructure. Since taking charge of end-to-end operations in 2021, he has streamlined plant processes, improved throughput, and ensured compliance with evolving environmental regulations. His earlier career in freight and maritime logistics shaped his disciplined, execution-focused approach, and today his leadership combines data-driven decision-making with a strong people focus, positioning Attero’s operations as both resilient and future-ready.
14:20 | Closing Remarks
14:30 | End of Session
Membership Includes:
Membership Includes:
Membership Includes:
Membership Includes:
Membership Includes:
Membership Includes:
Booth Designs
See the video below to view the banner layouts
Jeremy has worked as a tin technologist at ITA for over 35 years. ITA was previously known as ITRI.
Georgia is a chemist responsible for identifying and understanding new tin technologies.