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CIRAN coordinator Vitor Correia presented the project's latest findings today at the 10th Meggen Raw Materials Days in Lennestadt. Today's session focused on geopolitical aspects of raw materials supply. The research of CIRAN (CrItical RAw materials extraction in enviroNmentally protected areas) is addressing the delicate balance between obtaining raw materials necessary for the global green transition and preserving natural values. 🌿 Learn more about CIRAN: https://ciranproject.eu/

In this 🎬, Nil Llonch Llussà shares insights on MAT-KULING's dual drain tank in polypropylene with International Aquafeed at Future Fish Eurasia

Navigating the complexities of fluid distribution in the Orinoco Oil Belt presents a formidable challenge that demands innovative solutions. Learn more about this.

This week in science... 🤝 An international landslide collaboration with Papua New Guinea aims to save lives. 💡 Thermoelectric materials can convert temperature differences directly into electricity.  🗺️ A new bathymetry map of Lake Rotomā is available and shows lake floor features that have likely not been seen for centuries. ✈️ The SWAIS2C science team have now landed at Scott Base to drill for sediment core from beneath the ice shelf to help forecast sea-level rise. Discover all these stories and more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gpVDz454

In the latest report from The Mineral Shift Project, we present the project's findings, focusing particularly on the hydrothermal treatment of grains - a method that enhances the body's ability to absorb more minerals 🌾 🤝The Mineral Shift Project is a collaboration between Hidden in Grains, MatLust Utvecklingsnod, Warbro Kvarn, Södertälje kommun

🌟 Did you catch the report of The Mineral Shift? Axfoundation has just released a groundbreaking report revealing how hydrothermal treatment can unlock the minerals and increase absorption from grains. 🌾✨ This could transform our access to essential nutrients like iron and zinc, with huge benefits for health and nutrition. The report also highlights exciting new products from Hidden in Grains and Warbro Kvarn , who are already bringing these nutrient-enhanced grains to market. 🛒🍞 📖 Ready to dive into the future of nutrition? Don’t miss out on this report—it’s essential reading for anyone interested in food innovation and sustainability. 👉 Access the report here: https://lnkd.in/gp9rfxzi #MineralShift #NewReport #FoodInnovation #SustainableNutrition #GrainScience #PublicHealth

The paper titled “Development of laboratory reference material: Soil 1. Baseline and highly elevated concentrations of metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons” by K. Kupiec, P. Konieczka and J. Namiesnik gathered some of its data using instruments created by UIC Inc! Here is a quick video summary of the paper:

The RAWMINA Project Final Conference Video is Now Available! 🎥 We are excited to share the official video of the RAWMINA Final Conference, co-organised by Leitat. This event marked the final conference of the EU-funded RAWMINA Project, dedicated to advancing sustainable solutions for the management of critical raw materials. 🌍🔋 The conference provided a platform for industry experts, researchers, and stakeholders to exchange ideas, present innovative strategies, and showcase the project’s major achievements. 🎤💡 RAWMINA’s work has been instrumental in addressing challenges in critical raw material recovery and sustainability, aligning with EU priorities for a circular and resilient economy. 🔄🌱 Watch the full video and discover how RAWMINA is contributing to a sustainable future! 🌟 🧠 About the RAWMINA Project: The RAWMINA project addresses the EU's challenge of critical raw material supply by developing an innovative pilot system to recover valuable materials like Cobalt, Antimony, Germanium, and Tungsten from mine waste. The process is efficient, sustainable, and reuses 90% of water. #RAWMINA #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #CriticalRawMaterials #EUProjects #Innovation #Leitat Gerard Jorba Juez Diego Morillo Martín

Find attached a new edition of the ETE newsletter in LinkedIn format! In this edition, Hooman Eslami explains how he, together with Dainis Sudmalis and Huub Rijnaarts, developed a method to measure and understand liquid flow patterns in biological wastewater treatment reactors. Since these are linked to the reactors’ performances, this may eventually improve their wastewater-cleaning efficiency.

Lots of model puts sediment transport in to shallow environments