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This document contains a teaming partner list and details of a related federal grant opportunity from the Department of Energy. The teaming partner list provides organization names, types, topics of expertise, websites, addresses, emails and phone numbers for various partners interested in collaborating on projects related to critical materials innovation, efficiency and alternatives. The federal grant opportunity is titled BIL 41003c-Critical Material Innovation, Efficiency, and Alternatives and is assigned to the Department of Energy Headquarters under the 81.089 - Fossil Energy Research and Development federal grant program. It seeks to fund projects involving extraction and processing of critical materials, recycling of rare earths and batteries, magnet production, separations technologies, and carbon dioxide removal with integrated critical material extraction. Eligible partners listed have relevant expertise and capabilities in areas such as mineral exploration, solvent exchange systems, rare earth separations, graphite and graphene production from waste plastic, biomining and purification of critical minerals, rare earth metallization, magnet materials research, recycling, and separations technologies.

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DE-FOA-0003105 Teaming Partner List
Submit this file to populate the master Teaming Partner List what will be uploaded in FedConnect via a FOA Amendment
Submit to: Ryan.Miller@hq.doe.gov
Investigator NameOrganization NameOrganization TypeTopic AreaBackground and CapabilitiesWebsiteContact AddressContact Email AddressContact Phone Number
Oscar Neyra-NazarrettLISUS Technologies Inc.Small BusinessAOI 3: Next Generation TechnologiesMineral Exploration and Sustainability Assesmenthttps://lisusenergy.com4676 Admiralty Way # 503, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292partnerships@lisusenergy.com323-943-0094
John W. Elling, Ph.D.Molten Salt Solutionsfor profit, small businessAOI 1AMolten Salt Solutions is developing industrial-scale high speed counter current chromatography (HSCCC) solvent exchange systems. Compared to traditional mixer-settler cascades, HSCCC offers substantially lower capital and operating costs while achieving more stages of separation. This technology is ideally suited to replace the cascade of hundreds of mixer/settlers that are currently used produce individually-separated high purity rare earth oxides from mixed rare earth oxides.
The company also develops liquid/liquid separation methods that are suited to HSCCC processing. The processing efficiency of HSCCC changes the economic calculus of solvent exchange processes - allowing the use of less expensive and more environmentally-friendly solvent systems. Molten Salt Solutions is working with Los Alamos National Laboratory to further optimize and scale the HSCCC REO separation methods that have been developed and demonstrated at laboratory scale.www.moltensaltsolutions.com3900 Paseo del Sol, Santa Fe NM 87507www.moltensaltsolutions.com(505) 670-0232
Robert DohertyCarbon Conversion GroupManufacturer of graphite, graphene and hydrogen gas from plastic wasteCritical mineral manufacturerProduce graphite, graphene, carbon nanotubes and hydrogen gas from waste stream plastic (thermoset and thermoplastic) through a patented process.www.carbonconversiongroup.com925 South Church Street, STE B200-123, Murfreesboro, TN 37130bdoherty@carbonconversiongroup.com714-459-9548
Jesse ColangeloCemvitaBusinessBiomining, Critical Mineral Extraction, and Purification of Critical MineralsMicrobe-Mineral interactions, Fermentation Optimizations, Techno-economic Analysis, Pilot Plant Design and Demonstration, Solid and Aqueous Metal Analytics, Premier Mining Industry Partnerswww.cemvita.com8300 Alcott St., Suite 205 Westminster, CO 80031jesse@cemvita.com206-327-0757
Matt BesserAmes National LaboratoryFFRDC1-5Production of high purity Rare Earth Metals from oxides and salts. Alloy purification and preparation and synthesis, single crystal growth.https://www.ameslab.gov121 Metals Development, 2415 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011mpc@ameslab.gov515-294-5236
Jun CuiCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDC2AMagnet materials R&Dhttps://www.ameslab.gov/cmi106 Wilhelm, 2332 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011-1025cuijun@ameslab.gov515-294-4736
Ihor HlovaCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDCArea 1, Area 3• Solid state chemistry synthesis and properties optimization

• Magnet development starting from bench scale proof-of-principle to initial scale-up

• Recycling of magnets and batteries

• Processing of monazite/bastnasite for RE extraction

• RE metallization by means of calciothermic reduction and other

• Unconventional magnet synthesis approaches: mechanochemistry, calciothermic reduction

• Nitrogenation/hydrogenation capabilities (N2, NH3/H2, NH3, H2)https://www.ameslab.gov/cmi239 Spedding Hall, 2416 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011-2416ihlova@ameslab.gov515-294-8272
Xubo LiuCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDCAllMagnet production, recycling through remanufacturing, materials and systems modelinghttps://www.ameslab.gov/cmi122 Wilhelm, 2332 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011-1025liux@ameslab.gov515-294-7901
Ikenna NlebedimCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDCAllRare earth recycling, battery recycling, magnet production, systems/materials modeling, metal production, processwaste treatmenthttps://www.ameslab.gov/cmi104 Wilhelm, 2332 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011-1025nlebedim@ameslab.gov515-294-8916
Marilu PerezCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDCNext Generation TechnologiesElectronic Structure Theory (DFT) calculations, Machine Learning, Solvent Extraction, Separations, REEshttps://www.ameslab.gov/cmiPO BOX 5053, Twin Falls, ID 83303marilu@ameslab.gov319-777-6357
Denis ProdiusCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDCAllSeparation, Rare earth recycling, battery recycling, metal production, process waste treatmenthttps://www.ameslab.gov/cmi122 Wilhelm, 2332 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011-1025prodiusd@ameslab.gov515-294-7901
Long QiCritical Materials Innovation Hub (CMI), Ames National LaboratoryFFRDCAOI 1A, AOI 3Liquid-liquid and liquid-solid separations of critical materials, automated high-throughput studies of dissolution/leaching/extraction processes, AI-accelerated synthesis of organic extranctants, continuous flow synthesis of organic separation agents, continuous flow biphasic extractionhttps://www.ameslab.gov/cmi25 Spedding, 2416 Pammel Drive, Ames, IA 50011-2416lqi@ameslab.gov515-294-0791
Daniel NothaftUplift Geosystems LLCsmall businessAOI 1aExtraction of nickel and cobalt from ultramafic ores while storing CO2 as magnesium carbonate.upliftgeosystems.com1450 S Rolling Road #3.020 Halethorpe, MD 21227dan@upliftgeosystems.com571-224-6502
Nick SmythAIM Intelligent MachinesSmall BusinessAOI 3: Next Generation TechnologiesAIM Intelligent Machines has pioneered the “AIM autonomy platform”, consisting of hardware and software that can be plugged into existing mining equipment (shovels, excavators, dozers ) new or old, any brand - and make it fully autonomous. The AIM system enables machines to work continuously without a human operator while conserving as much as 20% of fuel and reducing Co2 emmissions. AIM is already operational at a US mine site operating on a fleet of D10T dozers. This technology is best suited for mining operations looking to reach ambitious production targets de-coupled from operator workforce related risks.aim.vision14751 N Kelsey Street Suite 105 #528 Monroe WA 98272nick@machines.run310-871-4879
Dr. Carol HirschmuglCOnovate Inc.Small BusinessAOI 1, AOI 2, AOI 3, AOI 4Commercializing a novel advanced carbon-based nanomaterial that is the world’s only form of solid carbon monoxide (CO)—offering improved performance, cost-competitive scalability from domestic bio-sourced materials, and the opportunity for seamless adoption as a battery anode material.www.conovateinc.com10437 W Innovation Drive, Suite 127 Wauwatosa WI 53226Dr.carol.h@conovateinc.com414-248-0846
Andrew CaseCapture6Small BusinessAOI 1/2Capture6 is a climate technology and project developer start-up aiming to deliver simultaneous carbon removal and decarbonization

while promoting positive social outcomes at industrial scale. We wish to explore bench scale efforts to support integration of our DAC process with lithium and other CM extraction. We are working with established industrial partners with expertise in multiple core processing components to apply their technologies to our process and scale up at sites with CM potential.

By realizing strong synergies between Capture6’s DAC carbon dioxide (CO2) removal process andCM extraction from

brine, we believe we can deliver a lower overall cost of CO2 capture and making many dilute CM sources economically viable.www.capture6.org1340 Josephine Street, Berkeley CA 94703andrew@capture6.orgN/A
Dr. Kristin R. Di BonaWyonics LLCSmall BusinessAOI 1, AOI 2, AOI 3Critical Materials Extraction and Separations Technologies. Expertise includes electrochemistry, micro and nanomanipulation, low temperature processing, solvent recycling, co-product identification and recovery, specific separations, ionic liquids, toxicology, and waste stream remediation.www.wyonics.com1604 E Grand Avenue, Laramie, WY 82070krdibona@wyonics.com205-239-0219

mailto:partnerships@lisusenergy.comhttp://www.conovateinc.com/mailto:Dr.carol.h@conovateinc.comhttp://www.capture6.org/mailto:andrew@capture6.orghttp://www.wyonics.com/mailto:krdibona@wyonics.comhttps://lisusenergy.com/http://www.moltensaltsolutions.com/http://www.moltensaltsolutions.com/http://www.carbonconversiongroup.com/mailto:bdoherty@carbonconversiongroup.commailto:jesse@cemvita.comhttp://www.cemvita.com/mailto:cuijun@ameslab.gov

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