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Selective separation of PGMs, precious metals, and critical elements from selenium crude residue

CMI researchers from Missouri S&T conducted the activity for this highlight

Nd metal successfully produced with fluoride-based feedstock without hazardous chemicals

CMI researchers from Ames National Laboratory and an industry partner conducted the activity for this highlight

Optimization of electric traction motor design

CMI researchers from Purdue University conducted the activity for this highlight

Optimizing reverse logistics network for lithium ion battery recycling under uncertainties of price and feedstock volume

CMI researchers from University of Arizona conducted the activity for this highlight

CMI partner wins wind turbine recycling prize

CMI researchers from Ames National Laboratory and TdVib conducted the activity for this highlight

CMI-trained researcher selected fellow in Scialog: Sustainable Minerals, Metals, and Materials

CMI researchers from National Renewable Energy Laboratory conducted the activity for this highlight

CMI teacher workshop will bring CMI lesson plans to hundreds of students

CMI researchers from Colorado School of Mines conducted the activity for this highlight

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CMI Education & Workforce Development staff share CMI lesson plans with outreach experts from across the country

CMI researchers from Colorado School of Mines conducted the activity for this highlight

The EC Leach Team’s Recycling Technology Already in High Demand

The CMI technology for electrochemical leaching was developed at CMI Team member Idaho National Laboratory and participated in AMMTO's Energy I-Corps program during Cohort 12. Since graduating from the program, the team’s technology has been licensed in the battery sector and other companies are pursuing licenses including in the mining sector.