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SUMMARY:Life Cycle Assessment Matters: The Rare Earths in our Environmental Future
DESCRIPTION:Are we making uninformed sustainability choices about our future technologies? It would seem so since there is no single environmental footprint representing the rare earth element (REE) sector. As a result\, when the REE industry and its consumers wish to market themselves as environmentally friendly\, they face a confusing range of methods for environmental evaluation. The Rare Earth Industry Association (REIA) proposes their state-of-the-art method as a common way of measuring environmental performance of rare earths. \nThe seventeen REEs represented on bottom row of the periodic table symbolize the building blocks of our technological world. On the contrary\, the environmental conditions surrounding REEs are not perfect for decreasing the environmental footprint of the REE industry. These crucial metals come with some environmental challenges: the process of extracting and separating them from one another often has serious health and environmental impacts. \nJoin us for a training workshop featuring leading researchers from around the world sharing their tools and their insights into these increasingly significant issues for modeling REEs in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). \n  \nFor registration and complete event agenda please click here. \n 
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/life-cycle-assessment-matters-the-rare-earths-in-our-environmental-future/
LOCATION:EIT House\, Rue Guimard 7\, Brussels\, 1150 \, Belgium
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SUMMARY:ADRIA Innovation Day
DESCRIPTION:Innovation in primary and secondary raw materials sector in South-East Europe\nADRIA Innovation Day is a one-day event aiming to present available opportunities for the business sector under the EIT RawMaterials and the Regional Center ADRIA to enhance raw materials network in South-East Europe. \nOn 23 October in Portorož-Portorose\, Slovenia\, ADRIA Innovation Day will focus on innovation in primary and secondary raw materials sector in South-East Europe. \nSee the event programme. \nRegistration deadline\nThe registration deadline is Monday\, 14 October 2019. \nFind more information here!
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/adria-innovation-day/
LOCATION:Grand Hotel Bernardin\, Obala 2\, Portorož\, 6320\, Slovenia
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SUMMARY:The RACE PRO Study Visit 1
DESCRIPTION:The RACE PRO is a course for experienced R&D professionals which will deepen your expertise in Innovation Management processes. \nDuring the course\, participants will hear from other R&D professionals about how they are working with innovations and running innovation management processes – and participants can reflect on how they can improve their own innovation management skills. \nThe course involves a series of three study visits to host industry partners at different stages of the raw materials value chain. Each study visit will be two days long.  The study visits will be spread over six months\, to fit in with your professional commitments. \nA common theme of all three study visits is the transition to electric mobility. This transition will affect the raw materials sectors in different ways – and so the host companies have been selected to  illustrate alternative innovation strategies and their supporting Innovation Management processes. \nParticipants in the RACE PRO will gain the unique benefit of seeing ongoing innovation management cases  before they are written in the textbooks. The RACE PRO is fully funded by EIT RawMaterials – selected participants only pay for your travel to and from the start and end of each study visit. \nStudy Visit 1: Mining & Mineral Processing – Enabling sustainable sourcing of battery materials\nInnovations in mineral processing plant design are needed for mining companies to sustainably produce the battery materials of the future. This is one speciality of Outotec\, a knowledge-based company that supplies processing equipment to many industries. \nIn this study visit\, Outotec will discuss how they innovate to create bespoke mineral processing plants using a combination of technology platforms\, product platforms and R&D competences. The study visit includes a tour of the R&D labs where Outotec starts to analyse their mining customer’s needs. \nInnovation Management Learning Goal: Using technology and product platforms.
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/the-race-pro-study-visit-1/
LOCATION:Open Innovation House\, Espoo\, Finland
CATEGORIES:EIT RawMaterials Academy
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