Ames National Laboratory produced this video about Gap Magnets, where CMI project lead Andriy Palasyuk describes collaboration and research in permanent magnets. This CMI technology won a 2023 R&D 100 Award.
Focus Areas
News & Highlights
Nature: Microbial miners take on rare-earth metals
DOE announces $10M funding for Critical Materials Accelerator
Green Car Congress: Caldera Holding licenses ORNL’s membrane solvent extraction technique to separate rare earth elements in mined ore
In the News
ORNL: Owner of U.S. heavy rare earth mine licenses ORNL separation technology
INL: Researchers with multiple R-and-D 100 Awards share their secrets
CMI Speeds Innovation
CMI has operated for more than 10 years, and these measures of success are cumulative.
2023 marked the end of a second five-year phase of operation, and the beginning of a third.
The Critical Materials innovation Hub focuses on technologies that make better use of materials and eliminate the need for materials that are subject to supply disruptions.
- About CMI
- CMI Research
- CMI Phase I: 2013-2018
- CMI Phase II: 2018-2023
- CMI Phase III is the current phase of operation, which began in the last quarter of 2023
- CMI Invention Disclosures CMI technology is available for licensing
- Workforce Development
- Membership
CMI harnesses the scientific and engineering expertise of national laboratories and universities to American know-how in manufacturing. With dozens of partners, we discover the materials, processes, and technologies necessary to address critical material supply chain challenges.
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Thomas LograssoCMI Director