Gavin Contributes to EU Harmony Project on Rare Earth Magnet Recycling

Gavin is involved in the Harmony Project EU, which aims to recycle the rare earth elements found in permanent magnets more efficiently. The project seeks to strengthen the independence and competitiveness of European industry and to enable a resilient value chain for raw materials.

To do so, it will develop and validate, at pilot scale, an innovative, green and safe closed-loop recycling process for rare earth elements.

Gavin also adapted research from the Birmingham Centre for Strategic Elements and Critical Materials at the University of Birmingham for a BBC News piece on the subject.