Raw materials are essential for the sustainable and sound functioning Europe’s industries. The RMIS is the EC’s web-based knowledge platform for raw materials to support EU-wide research on raw material flows
SEArcularMINE attended a workshop “Channelling knowledge from European projects into the RMIS”, learning about how our future results will be integrated into this KnowledgePlatform.
Thanks @EU_HaDEA for organising.
Link: https://rmis.jrc.ec.europa.eu/
SEArcularMINE partners gathered in Palermo for their 4th General Assembly and the first in-person meeting since the start of the project in June 2020. With COVID restrictions in place on the Università degli studi di Palermo (UNIPA) campus, fruitful presentations and discussions were hosted over 2 days in the beautiful Botanic Gardens of Palermo...
SEArcularMINE was delighted to participate in the first episode of the second series of LOOPs.
LOOPS is a live webinar series organised by Veltha, an International Research Association, committed to spotlighting innovation in the field of circular economy.
Loops was launched with the aim of showcasing the innovative projects that have grown from Horizon 2020. Many of these aim at tackling the current challenges hampering a more sustainable and circular use of resources, in order to accelerate Europe’s transition to a greener and better society.
For this episode of Loops we wanted to dive into the world of Critical Raw …
The second SEArcularMINE General Assembly was held online 2-3 December 2020. 47 partners shared updates on their work and collaborations, with many interesting discussions taking place.
Communicating the necessity, impact and economic potential of harnessing our seas as a sustainable mineral resource is a crucial part of SEArcularMINE’s objectives. We are proud to work together with project partners, researchers and the wider stakeholder community to help maximise the value and reach of our activities.
SEArcularMINE officially launched its activities at the project kick-off meeting, 24-25 June 2020. Led by the University of Palermo, Sicily, the online meeting included representatives from the 12 project partner organisations from universities, research institutes, SMEs and multinationals from Europe and the wider Mediterranean basin.