James Hower

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University of Kentucky

United States

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James Hower is a Research Professor at the University of Kentucky, USA. His research areas include the application of explainable AI in coal grindability prediction, petrology and geochemistry of coalbeds, and the recovery of rare earth elements from coal and coal combustion fly ash. He has contributed to the understanding of coal composition and its applications in various geological contexts through various recent publications.

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Ching-Hua Huang

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Newcastle University

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Jack Groppo

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Ian Graham

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University of New South Wales

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Duke University

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Explainable AI for coal Hardgrove grindability index prediction: a genetic programming and linear regression approach

Predictive Assessment of the Chemical Composition of Coal Ash in Reserve at U.S. Disposal Sites

Petrology and geochemistry of the Middle Pennsylvanian (Langsettian) Clintwood coalbed, Pike County, Kentucky

Probing the Critical Element Chemistry of Coal-Combustion Fly Ash: Examination of Zircon and Associated Minerals from a Beneficiated Kentucky Fly Ash

Unveiling the predictive power of machine learning in coal gross calorific value estimation: An interpretability perspective

Comments on “Li, W., Song, Y., Yang, W.-B., Mathews, J.P., 2022. Structural transformations for a subbituminous coal, impact of temperature on gold-tube pyrolysis chars evaluated using HRTEM. Fuel 311, art. no. 122581.”

Assessing the Depositional Environment of Cretaceous Ge-Rich Coals in the Wulantuga Mine, Shengli Coalfield, Northeastern China

Microstructural diversity and digestion yields of select bituminous and subbituminous coals as raw material candidates for carbon fiber precursor production

Recovery of Rare Earth Elements from Coal Fly Ash with Betainium Bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)imide: Different Ash Types and Broad Elemental Survey

Rare Earth and Critical Element Chemistry of the Volcanic Ash-fall Parting in the Fire Clay Coal, Eastern Kentucky, USA

Functional Predictor Variables for the Leaching Potential of Arsenic and Selenium from Coal Fly Ash

Recovery of rare earth elements from coal samples from the Sohagpur coalfield, Madhya Pradesh, India

Metalliferous Coals of Cretaceous Age: A Review

Coal Feed-Dependent Variation in Fly Ash Chemistry in a Single Pulverized-Combustion Unit

High-Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy Study of a Powder River Basin Coal-Derived Fly Ash

Queen Anne’s Revenge Coal Conundrum: Origins of Coal Found in Association with a Historic Shipwreck

Geochemical, mineralogical, and petrological characteristics of the Cretaceous coal from the middle Benue Trough Basin, Nigeria: Implication for coal depositional environments

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Ching-Hua Huang

Rajender Gupta

Jack Groppo

Ian Graham

Heileen Hsu-Kim

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