Critical Materials Innovation Hub News

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.

image of person standing by pile of rock, which is a tailings pile at a mining site

US DOE announces $10m funding for Critical Materials Innovation Hub

Semiconductor Today shared the story US DOE announces $10m funding for Critical Materials Innovation Hub

DOE: DOE Energy Innovation Hub Announces $10 Million for Early-Stage Research & Development on Critical Materials

DOE Energy Innovation Hub Announces $10 Million for Early-Stage Research & Development on Critical Materials

$10 Million Funding Opportunity for Critical Materials R&D

The U.S. Department of Energy's Critical Materials Innovation Hub is offering an open call for proposals for up to $10 million in funding for critical materials research and development.

MIT News: Startup turns mining waste into critical metals for the U.S.

CMI Team member Phoenix Tailings started as a CMI Affiliate. In this article with MIT News, the company co-founder describes the company beginning as a student.

JOM: The Magazine talks with Robert Miles of Momentum Technologies

CMI Team member Momentum Technologies licensed a CMI technology from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and has scaled it from benchtop to manufacturing. The company's Chief Technology Officer describes the challenges bringing the technology to market.

AL Circle: CMR bags $500,000 from DOE for its eco-friendly Wind Turbine Recycling Process

CMI Team member TdVib subsidiary Critical Materials Recycling is in the news for U.S. Department of Energy funding through the Wind Turbine Materials Recycling Prize

Des Moines Register: Iowa company wins prize for recycling rare earth materials from wind turbines, electronics

CMI Team member TdVib subsidiary Critical Materials Recycling is in the news for U.S. Department of Energy funding through the Wind Turbine Materials Recycling Prize

Iowa Capital Dispatch: Iowa company recycles rare earth materials from wind turbines, electronics

CMI Team member TdVib subsidiary Critical Materials Recycling is in the news for U.S. Department of Energy funding through the Wind Turbine Materials Recycling Prize

Energy News Network: Iowa company recycles rare earth materials from wind turbines, electronics

CMI Team member TdVib subsidiary Critical Materials Recycling is in the news for U.S. Department of Energy funding through the Wind Turbine Materials Recycling Prize