source:PennStateAcademicsAdmissionTuition and AidResearchAthleticsNewsEARTH AND MINERAL SCIENCESGeoscientist enjoys critical mineral successes at national labChristina Lopano relies on experiences at Penn State to shape career extracting rare earth elements from coal wasteChristina Lopano is a research physical scientist at the Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory in PittsburghChristina Lopano, research physical scientist at the Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory in Pittsburgh, uses knowledge of how minerals form to create more efficien...
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Researchers develop reactor that refines waste carbon into chemicals while generating hydrogen source:GeekWireIn a world faced with dual concerns about climate change and growing energy needs, developing renewable replacements for fossil fuels has been a long-sought dream. While considerable progress has been made in converting various biomaterials into usable energy in recent years, refining them in an environmentally sustainable way has remained a challenge. Now, a team at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has developed an innovative flow cell reactor capable of refining waste ...
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American Rare Earths demonstrates further rare earth potential at flagship La Paz Project in Arizona souorce:ProactiveAmerican Rare Earths Ltd (ASX:ARR) has demonstrated further rare earth potential at its flagship La Paz Rare Earths Project in Arizona, USA, after conducting a wide-area geologic mapping and surface geological sampling program.The company has received encouraging assay results from the recent field geochemical samples - continuing to support further exploration activities at La Paz.Moving forward, ARR’s geologists are performing further detailed geological mapping and geoc...
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A program just getting underway at New Mexico Tech is enlisting area school students to research the quality of water in Socorro County.Geochemist Bonnie Frey at the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources is overseeing the new program, made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation.“Last summer I received funding to purchase a new instrument for my analytical lab here at the Bureau,” Frey said. “Part of the grant is intended to support this new outreach program, the NMT Water Resources Education Program, to educate high school students about their local water resourc...
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