Laying the groundwork From 29 August to 5 September, 29 researchers from nine countries converged on Western Australia to participate […]
The global critical minerals opportunity The global critical minerals sector is at a pivotal crossroads. As countries race to secure […]
Stronger together on minerals Supporting strategic international critical minerals collaboration is one of the quintessential reasons for the creation of […]
Key points Jadarite has been likened to Superman’s ‘kryptonite’ based on their similar chemical compositions. It was discovered in the […]
On 11-12 June, the Hub convened a two-day conference in Canberra for researchers involved in projects funded by the Australian […]
Applications are now open for researchers looking to take their critical minerals R&D to the world through the Critical Minerals […]
On 4 June, the Hub hosted a workshop in Perth with a visiting Korean delegation, led by Dr Kyeong Woo […]
Quartz, known for its beautiful crystal appearance, might seem be best known as a gemstone or decorative item. But did you know that it is actually one of the most versatile minerals we use?
Silicon, in the form of quartz, is a fundamental ingredient for solar cells and other key technologies. It's emerging as a linchpin in the quest for a sustainable future.
Discover how the Australian Critical Minerals Research and Development Hub hosted by CSIRO is helping diversify global supply chains.
