Metallium Awarded U.S. DoD SBIR Phase I Contract for Gallium
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Summary by 6ix AI
Metallium Limited has announced the award of its first U.S. Department of Defense SBIR Phase I contract aimed at advancing domestic gallium recovery. The contract will utilize Metallium's proprietary technology to recover gallium from waste streams, which also contain other valuable metals. This program is significant as it marks Metallium's formal entry into the U.S. defense innovation system and supports national security objectives. The initial phase of the program is set to last six months and will involve collaboration with Rice University.
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Earlier from Metallium
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Later from Metallium
- Metallium Awarded its First SBIR Contract from Department of Defense to Use the Company's Flash Joule Heating Technology for Domestic Gallium Recovery from LED Scrap and other Gallium-Rich Waste Streams
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