CMR releases first report on cutting critical raw materials demand through circular design
The Centre for Materials & Resilience opens its doors, bringing together researchers, industry, and policymakers.
CMR bridges research, industry, and policy to close the loop on critical raw materials
Actionable analyses on material flows, recycling economics, and supply-chain vulnerabilities.
Bringing together researchers, operators, recyclers, and policymakers in working groups.
Translating evidence into recommendations that tendering bodies and regulators can use.
Different sectors have increasing demand, but how much materials in the future are actually needed remains uncertain
Geopolitical constrains of critical raw materials frequently disrupt supply chains.
Material flows from End-of-Life phase poorly connected to manufacturing.
EU Critical Raw Materials Act opens a new window for evidence-based requirements.
The Centre for Materials & Resilience opens its doors, bringing together researchers, industry, and policymakers.
(Draft) The report covers four circular design strategies (durability and reuse, repairability, refurbishment and remanufacturing, and recyclability), the business models…
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