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Addressing the potential of Canada’s critical minerals

Energy
Ian M London, Executive Director of C2M2A, explores Canada’s critical mineral potential and the country’s ability to create domestic supply chains. In recent months, Canada’s...

Altona Rare Earths to list their rare earth acquisition company on the LSE

Energy
Rare earth acquisition company, Altona Rare Earths, announces they are to list on the LSE main market for listed securities. Altona Rare Earths plc (Altona),...

Scientists investigate lithium-ion batteries’ reliance on rare metals

Energy
Scientists from Tohoku University (TU) demonstrate a method that could diminish industrial reliance on rare metals in the production of lithium-ion batteries. How can industrial...

Creating efficient and high-speed spintronic devices

Quantum
A research team has successfully created efficient and high-speed spintronic devices to look at spin dynamics inside rare earth materials, using a tabletop ultrafast...

Optimising the rare earth supply chain

Environment
As global demand for rare earth elements increases, global resources must be efficiently explored and utilised to ensure a secure rare earth supply chain. Whilst...

Exploring the growing interest in Greenland’s critical minerals

Environment
Greenland has been long known for its rich mineral endowment but, in the quest to secure critical minerals, its reputation has attracted new attention. Australian...

Innovation is key to maintain rare earth supply chains

Special Reports
Rare earth supply chain processes highlight an example of a critical material where innovation is key to creating new supply. Rare earth supply chains are...

Electric vehicle circular supply chain for recycled rare earth magnets

Electric Vehicles
A collaboration of automotive and technology companies is developing the world’s first circular supply chain for recycled rare earth magnets, which can be used...

Large-scale flow battery stores power in simple organic compound

Energy
Researchers at the University of Groningen have designed a large-scale flow battery that can store power in a simple organic compound.  In order to maintain...

Building a circular economy for critical materials

Energy
The urgent need to create a global framework to support a circular economy for critical materials is detailed by Ian M London, Executive Director...

The Ivigtût project: Mining for green energy metals

Special Reports
An academic collaboration could shed light on the rare earth potential of Greenland’s Ivigtût mine in discovering green energy metals. What will researchers focus on...

Connecting the global rare earth industry

Environment
The Global Rare Earth Industry Association (REIA) describes the aims and priorities of the organisation. The Global Rare Earth Industry Association (REIA) was founded in...

Scientists to develop car made solely from recycled materials

Environment
A research team from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), intend to develop a car that is 100% constructed from recycled materials. What...

A bright vision for the recycling of rare earth magnets

Energy
Professor Allan Walton, a Founding Director of HyProMag, details their pioneering short loop magnet recycling HPMS technology and how their partnerships and collaborations can...
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Rare Earth Elements (REE) are an essential part of many high-tech devices.

Rare Earth Elements are identified as a group of seventeen metallic elements that include the fifteen lanthanides on the periodic table plus scandium and yttrium.

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