Simonetta Cota shares how creativity and design thinking led her into engineering and how her work in the HARMONY project connects product design, recycling systems and critical raw materials recovery.
Materials engineer Gabriela Sarriegui shares how curiosity led her into engineering and how her research on magnet recycling is helping build more sustainable technologies in Europe.
Neodymium is one of the most important materials behind modern technologies, from wind turbines and electric mobility to everyday electronics. …
HARMONY partners gathered in Freiberg to review major recycling results, align next steps, and prepare Europe’s rare earth magnet recycling for industrial scale.
A HARMONY pilot demonstrates hydrometallurgical rare earth recycling at industrial-lab scale, advancing circular solutions for critical raw materials.
Europe is exploring rare earth magnet recycling to reduce dependency on imports. Learn how the HARMONY project supports circular solutions.
What if a simple code could make Europe’s magnet recycling smarter, faster, and more circular? In a newly published article, …
Citizen engagement that powers circular innovation for permanent magnets Why public conversations matter BRIGHT-NIGHT turned Florence into a citywide stage …
The HARMONY consortium met in San Sebastián for its M21 Review Meeting, organised by CEIT. The review confirmed strong progress in rare earth magnet recycling, manufacturing, and validation across the full value chain.
The HARMONY project is proud to announce that the CRMs4EU cluster – of which we are a member – now …