Acid Free Dissolution Recycling: A Second Chance for Rare Earth Elements The U.S. Department of Energy developed a story about the CMI techology acid free dissolution recycling, which is patented and licensed to TdVib.
Ford Opening Michigan Plant to Make Batteries That Could Bring EV Costs Down CMI Affiliate Ford Opening Michigan Plant to Make Batteries That Could Bring EV Costs Down
DOE working to advance Al-Ce alloys; addressing the rare earth balance problem Green Car Congress highlights the U.S. Department of Energy work with Critical Materials Institute on addressing rare earth balance problem by creating new uses for cerium in aluminum-cerium alloys
New superalloy could cut carbon emissions from power plants Sandia Laboratory partnered with Ames National Laboratory, Iowa State University, and Bruker Corporation.
Commercializing the Aluminum-Cerium Alloy: A Portfolio of R&D Projects The U.S. Department of Energy shares the story of CMI creating and commercializing new alloys with cerium and aluminum.
Ames Lab scientist Aaron Sadow named AAAS Fellow Sadow was named an "esteemed innovator" by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
iCOUP scientist featured on Green Sense Podcast Max Delferro and Geoff Coates, scientists for iCOUP, appeared on a recent episode of the Green Sense Podcast
Science News: Recycling rare earth elements is hard; Science is trying to make it easier Recycling rare earth elements from existing high-tech products, like hard disk drives, might help meet demand for these valuable metals.
Science News: Rare earth mining may be key to our renewable energy future. But at what cost? CMI leaders, researchers and industry partners are featured in several recent articles in Science News. This one of three stories quotes CMI DIrector Tom Lograsso, Ames National Laboratory, CMI Project Lead Santos Jansone-Popova and describes work at CMI Affiliate MP Materials and quotes its Senior Vice President of Communications and Policy Matt Sloustcher.
