Future Materials Project
Sector: Education • Location: Australia
Source: RenewEconomy
A $230 million project investigating ways to make extracting future materials more sustainable, involving five research groups from five continents, including one from Australia.
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Description | A $230 million project investigating ways to make extracting future materials more sustainable, involving five research groups from five continents, including one from Australia. |
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