Stars of ESC2025 in the Spotlight: Ikenna Nlebedim Stars of ESC2025 in the Spotlight: Ikenna Nlebedim
Momentum Technologies expands platform to support national supply chain for rare earth elements Momentum Technologies Expands Platform to Support National Supply Chain for Rare Earth Elements: Initially the MSX technology was developed by CMI researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. It is licensed to Momentum, which has continued to develop the process as it scales it from laboratory bench to commercial scale.
CMI project lead named in World's Top 2% Scientist list CMI Project Lead Patrick Zhang, Florida Industrial & Phosphate Research Institute (FIPR Institute) and Florida Polytechnic University, is named to the Stanford University's prestigious World's Top 2% Scientists annual list.
Azo Materials: New technology for processing rare earth metals licensed to Principal Mineral Azo Materials pick-up on Ames Lab news release: https://www.ameslab.gov/news/cmi-technology-for-rare-earth-processing-licensed-to-principal-mineral
CMI technology for rare earth processing licensed to Principal Mineral Researchers have developed a new technology for processing rare earth metals that has now been licensed to Principal Mineral.
Licensed ORNL technology makes magnets with fewer critical minerals Sharing story about CMI technologies at Oak Ridge National Laboratory licensed.
ORNL: Licensed ORNL technology makes magnets with fewer critical minerals CMI Team member Oak Ridge National Laboratory shared story of licensing CMI technology for making magnets with fewer critical minerals
Smarter Alloy Design, Now at Your Fingertips: Introducing TAOS from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory The U.S. Department of Energy is offering an introduction to TAOS - The Alloy Optimization Software, which was developed by CMI researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Missouri mining could get a boost from Trump tariffs and trade tiffs with China and Congo CMI leaders and researchers at Missouri S&T and their research are described in the article "Missouri mining could get a boost from Trump tariffs and trade tiffs with China and Congo"
Researchers develop a new, non-toxic method for rare earth metal processing CMI researchers at Ames National Laboratory have developed a new, non-toxic method for rare earth metal processing
