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New “Atlas” Will Catalog Proteins That Bind to Rare Earth Elements

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By Anna Squires
| CleanTechnica Verified
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Bioprospecting Tool Could Boost Critical Mineral Refining By Anna Squires Throughout the 1800s, naturalists journeyed to far-flung corners of the world to catalog birds, mammals, minerals, and plants. Now, a team of U.S. researchers is assembling a catalog of their own: an atlas of naturally occurring proteins capable of binding to rare earth elements.
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New ‘Atlas’ Will Catalog Proteins That Bind to Rare Earth Elements

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By Anna Squires
| nlr.gov
Bioprospecting Tool Could Boost Critical Mineral Refining Researchers from the National Laboratory of the Rockies and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are cataloging proteins that can bind to rare earth elements, supporting critical mineral production in the United States. Shawn Laursen, a bioengineering postdoctoral researcher, prepares a protein sample for purification.
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AI and Robotics Are Speeding Up Discovery at National Laboratory of the Rockies

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By Anna Squires
| nlr.gov
‘Self-Driving Laboratories’ Increase Research Speed, Precision, and Throughput Text version Self-driving cars use artificial intelligence (AI) to get from point A to point B without human drivers.
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