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This project utilizes machine learning algorithms specifically designed to optimize the extraction of critical transition metals from spent lithium-ion batteries, directly addressing supply chain security for energy storage. By integrating advanced computational methods into materials recovery workflows, this initiative aims to significantly improve efficiency in recycling processes that are essential for sustaining the clean energy transition. The collaboration between national laboratories and academic institutions represents a strategic application of AI infrastructure rather than an incremental software update.
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New AI Framework Aims to Improve Battery Metal Recovery

GDELT3 min read

Researchers from the SLAC-Stanford Battery Center join the University of Southern California in a project announced today by the DOE to help secure the U.S. supply of critical minerals. The U.S. Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory will lead a Genesis Mission project to help secure the nation’s critical mineral supply by developing AI tools to improve recovery of valuable transition metals from spent lithium-ion…

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