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SUMMARY:EIT RawMaterials workshop at RFG 2018
DESCRIPTION:EIT RawMaterials will organise a workshop ‘How methodology determines what is critical’ during the international conference Resources for Future Generations (RFG)\, Vancouver\, 16-21 June 2018. \nKeynote speakers include Thomas Graedel\, Christian Hagelüken\, and Karen Hanghøj. The workshop goes hand in hand with a meeting of the International Roundtable on Materials Criticality – an EIT RawMaterials project led by the ESM Foundation\, which will gather key experts on criticality in Vancouver\, Canada. \nAbout MIN35: How methodology determines what is critical\nAccess to raw materials has always been fundamental to the development of human culture. Advanced materials have often played a key role as enablers of innovation. In recent years\, awareness about vulnerable global supply chains of specific materials or semi-finished products has grown worldwide. Environmental risks and social issues related to the extraction and making of materials have turned out to be critical in several cases. However\, today material criticality is hard to grasp as it is still obscured by several diverse and immature methodologies. The session gives room for presentations and open discussion about how methodology determines what is critical. This session will be followed by an expert roundtable discussion on current developments of criticality methodology. \nThe MIN35 workshop will be held on Tuesday\, 19 June in room 117.\nIt is also possible to participate online (Audio/Video streaming): Please dial in here from 1:30 pm Pacific Daylight Time.\nPlease visit the RFG 2018 website for more information. \n 
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/rfg2018/
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