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Rare Earth Elements

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By Kevin Puckett
In Rare Earth Elements
Posted February 23, 2023

UK researchers are leaders in recovering materials that power our world

No matter who you talk to in the manufacturing, energy and industrial fields the same themes arise. Renewable energy and new, “green” materials are important to their missions and, ultimately, [...]

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 Bertucci named UK’s 1st Lee T. Todd, Jr. Student Innovation Scholar
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By David Melanson
In Rare Earth Elements, Student Success
Posted September 1, 2022

Bertucci named UK’s 1st Lee T. Todd, Jr. Student Innovation Scholar

Lucas Bertucci, a University of Kentucky chemical engineering senior from Louisville, Kentucky, has been named the university’s first Lee T. Todd, Jr. Student Innovation Scholarship recipient. [...]

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 UK CAER, Mining Engineering Collaborate to Launch New, Sustainable Electronics Recycling Program
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By David Melanson
In Materials Technologies, Rare Earth Elements
Posted October 26, 2020

UK CAER, Mining Engineering Collaborate to Launch New, Sustainable Electronics Recycling Program

It doesn’t take long to encounter Jack Groppo’s passion. His email signature provides a direct indication: “This message was sent on an iPhone, which was made possible by mining 47 different [...]

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 UK CAER Excellence Recognized at Society of Organic Petrology Meeting
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By David Melanson
In Rare Earth Elements, Success Stories
Posted September 23, 2019

UK CAER Excellence Recognized at Society of Organic Petrology Meeting

Several members of the UK Center for Applied Energy Research family were recognized at the Society of Organic Petrology’s Annual Meeting, which was held in Bloomington, Indiana from September [...]

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 UK CAER Rare Earth Elements Featured in News Story
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By Kevin Puckett
In Rare Earth Elements
Posted May 1, 2019

UK CAER Rare Earth Elements Featured in News Story

WKBN News, of Youngstown, OH, recently featured an article and video about rare earth element extraction from coal ash. An old electrical plant in Sharon, PA, is being utilized for the [...]

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 UK CAER rare earth element recovery highlighted in recent article
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By Austin McKinney
In Rare Earth Elements
Posted September 21, 2018

UK CAER rare earth element recovery highlighted in recent article

University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research’s rare earth element research – led by Jack Groppo and Jim Hower – is mentioned in this article. And UK CAER Advisory [...]

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 Appalachian Radio Station Covers UK CAER Rare Earths Efforts in the Region
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By Austin McKinney
In Rare Earth Elements
Posted February 22, 2018

Appalachian Radio Station Covers UK CAER Rare Earths Efforts in the Region

Allegheny Front, a Pennsylvania-based public radio station, recently reported on the efforts to explore rare earth element extraction and research in the Appalachian region. It focused on, among [...]

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