CR3 / Lanthanide Resources / Molycorp / J.A.S. / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / Ames Laboratory / REITA / Mei / /
Country
South Africa / Belgium / Japan / United States / Brazil / China / India / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Institute AV / 8 / College of Resources / DOE’s Ames Laboratory / Worcester Polytechnic Institute / Wuhan University of Technology / Iowa State University / University Cooperative Research Center / Kent State University / J. Mianyang Normal University / /
IndustryTerm
rare earth metal production / materials supply chain / communication systems / missile guidance systems / defense applications / energy / clean energy technologies / large bank / rare earth metal / important defense applications / transportation sectors / green technologies / high tech / space-based satellite / metal alloys / life management / energy technologies / /
Organization
J. Mianyang Normal University / U.S. Department of Energy / DOE Ames Lab. / Iowa State University / European Parliament / United States Congressional Research Service / Wuhan University of Technology / United States Senate / Center for Materials Informatics / NSF Center for Resource RecovJOM / Colorado School of Mines / Worcester Polytechnic Institute / Center for Resource Recovery & Recycling / NSF’s Industry/University Cooperative Research Center / Center for Materials Resource Recovery and Recyclability / Department of Business / Innovation and Skills / Department of Transport / Kent State University / College of Resources and Environmental Engineering / Chinese government / /
Person
B. Banplain / D. Apelian / B. Mishra / Mark Udall / B. Blanpain / Marc Humphries / David Sandlow / /
Position
Co-Director / producer / Professor / Director / /
ProvinceOrState
Arizona / Colorado / /
Technology
clean energy technologies / energy technologies / lasers / Environmental Engineering / /
Partners in Progress The Case for Recycling of Rare Earth Metals—A CR3 Communication T. Anand, B. Mishra, D. Apelian and B. Blanpain