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Follow on Google News | Efficient Recycling Process for Rare Earths Through Bioleaching and BioaccumulationJoint research by BOKU Tulln and IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems shows great potential in the recovery of valuable materials from electronic waste. Up to 85% recovery of rare earths achieved in the laboratory.
By: IMC Krems The sharp rise in demand for electronics in recent years, used in a wide range of electronic devices such as mobile phones, electric vehicles and computers, has led to an increase in waste containing rare earths. Most of this waste still ends up in landfills unused, despite the fact that rare earths are an important source of raw materials and have even been classified as critical raw materials by the EU. For this reason, intensive research is being carried out into efficient methods of recovery. Compared to other methods, the microbiology- More Info here: https://prd.at/ Scientific contact Prof. (FH) Dr. Dominik Schild Institute Biotechnology IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences Piaristengasse 1. 3500 Krems / Austria T +43 2732 802 501 E dominik.schild@ W (https://prd.at/ Copy Editing & Distribution PR&D – Public Relations for Research & Education Dr. Barbara Bauder Kollersteig 68 3400 Klosterneuburg / Austria T +43 664 1576 350 E bauder@prd.at L https://www.linkedin.com/ W (http://www.imc.ac.at/) End
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