
Updates from CARM
- Demo-dag på Car-senteret 4.10.2026NORCE recently hosted a demonstration day, bringing together representatives from several potential project partners and collaborators. Visitors were introduced to Micro-XRF technology through a live demonstration, providing insights into the identification of critical raw materials in electronic products. The program also included a guided tour of the MIL Lab, where students from both NORCE internships… Read more: Demo-dag på Car-senteret 4.10.2026
- Identifying rare minerals in electronic wasteWith Norway’s most advanced instrument for detecting rare minerals, the CARM Centre in Grimstad aims to ensure that these minerals can be recovered. “The goal is to develop new, automated methods for extracting rare minerals from waste. This will make us more sustainable and less dependent on the countries that control these minerals,” says Hege… Read more: Identifying rare minerals in electronic waste
- New Micro-XRF Instrument Can Find Valuable Metals in WasteWatch the clip below at timestamp 6:14 from Norwegian public broadcaster, NRK.
- CARM was at Arendalsuka 2026NORCE and NORSIRK arranged a seminar at Arendalsuka. The topic was how do we recover more critical raw material from electronic waste. Watch the full seminar below
- A gift will boost recycling of critical raw materialsLandfills are full of critical raw materials and rare minerals. The CARM Centre in Grimstad receives an advanced instrument that can detect these materials so they can be recovered. Read more