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Texas A&M Tests Tiny Robots to Recover Lithium From Seawater %
A Texas A&M University research team is exploring whether microscopic, fish-like robots could recover lithium from seawater, potentially creating another supply option for battery and energy-storage manufacturers. The project has received a $1 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy. It is one of 19 federally funded initiatives focused on expanding domestic access to critical minerals and reducing supply-chain exposure. Rather than rely…
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