Bloomberg podcast "Odd Lots" Podcast mentions Critical Materials Innovation Hub, Ames National Laboratory and several CMI partners.
CMI tech featured in Des Moines Register and Ames Tribune CMI technology developed at Ames National Laboratory is described in story about company that holds exclusive license
AI-Powered National Lab collaboration launches to secure U.S. critical minerals supply A powerful new initiative—Critical Minerals and Materials to Unlock Supply (CM2US)—is harnessing artificial intelligence to transform how the U.S. discovers, develops, and delivers the critical minerals essential to modern technologies
CMI researchers address domestic neodymium supply chain CMI research described in story from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory about research collaboration between LLNL, Case Western Reserve University and Ames National Laboratory.
ORNL: Moyer earns Carl Hanson Award for excellence in solvent extraction One of CMI's long-time leaders received an international award.
CMI project lead receives Hero of Industry Award CMI Project Lead Patrick Zhang, Florida Industrial & Phosphate Research Institute (FIPR Institute) received the annual Hero of Industry Award from the Florida Section of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration.
Stars of ESC2025 When the E-Scrap Conference convenes in October, one of the freshest voices to join the stage will be Ikenna Nlebedim of Ames National Laboratory. He is set to appear on a session exploring rare earth recovery and recycling, a subject that has never been more critical as the industry pushes to secure essential materials in smarter, cleaner ways.
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
