CMI conducts research around four pillars:
More details on the CMI leadership structure are available on the About CMI page
- Diversifying Supply
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CMI research in Diversifying Supply includes expanding sources, transformative processes and new uses for co-products. For more information, link to the page for Diversifying Supply, which includes links to descriptions for CMI projects in this area
- Developing Substitutes
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CMI research in Developing Substitutes now is focused on magnets with reduced rare earth content. For more information, link to the page for Developing Substitutes, which includes links to descriptions for CMI projects in this area.
- Driving Reuse & Recycling
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CMI research in Driving Reuse and Recycling includes energy storage systems, enabling and optimizing co-production, and electric machines. For more information, link to the page for Driving Reuse & Recycling, which includes links to descriptions for CMI projects in this area.
- Crosscutting Research
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CMI Crosscutting Research includes enabling science, environmental sustainability, and supply chain and economic analysis. For more information, link to the page for Crosscutting Research, which includes links to descriptions for CMI projects in this area.
CMI researchers are based across the United States at Team member companies, universities and national laboratories link to page with brief descriptions of some of these researchers