University of Birmingham awarded €4.7m for rare earth metals recycling plant
Pilot facility designed to recycle rare earth metal magnets from hard disk drives, household appliances, electric vehicles, and wind turbines
The University of Birmingham has been awarded almost €4.7m in EU funding to develop a pilot facility capable of reclaiming rare earth metals from electronic devices with a view to developing a European...
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