CMI name changes as DOE announces new framework for critical materials Going forward, the Critical Materials Institute will be known as the Critical Materials Innovation Hub
AI Utilized to Discover Novel Magnetic Materials Sans Critical Elements Ames National Laboratory researchers with Critical Materials Institute used artificial intelligence to develop novel magnetic materials without critical elements
R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI magnet process wins R&D 100 Award special award for green technology R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI magnet process wins R&D 100 Award special award for green technology
R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI magnet process wins R&D 100 Award R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI magnet process wins R&D 100 Award
R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI magnet technology wins R&D 100 Award R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI magnet technology wins R&D 100 Award
R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced: CMI recycling technology wins R&D 100 Award R&D 100 Winners for 2023 are announced CMI recycling technology wins R&D 100 Award
CMI wins awards in 2023 R&D 100 program The Critical Materials Institute, an Energy Innovation Hub of the U.S. Department of Energy that is led by Ames National Laboratory, won five awards in 2023 R&D 100 programs, bringing the CMI total of awards won through these programs to a dozen.
Recycling revival: Jonathan Harter’s initiative brings creative problem-solving to EV battery recycling ORNL story about a former CMI early career researcher "Recycling revival: Jonathan Harter’s initiative brings creative problem-solving to EV battery recycling"
OLI Systems: Accelerating critical materials processing innovation with chemistry insights Story featuring CMI Team member OLI Systems: OLI Systems: Accelerating critical materials processing innovation with chemistry insights
R&D 100 Finalists for 2023 are announced A total of 156 Finalists for the 2023 R&D 100 Awards have been announced by R&D World magazine. This renowned worldwide science and innovation competition, celebrating its 61st year, received entries from 15 different countries and regions. This year’s esteemed judging panel included 45 well-respected industry professionals from across the world.
