ISMC Cluster presentation
The Icamcyl Foundation will present next week the Mining Cluster, which will bring together more than thirty companies (and continue to join) to join efforts in R&D, international projects and […]
The Icamcyl Foundation will present next week the Mining Cluster, which will bring together more than thirty companies (and continue to join) to join efforts in R&D, international projects and […]
Santiago Cuesta López, general director of the national cluster for sustainable mining in Spain, is the Spanish representative on the European Commission’s expert committee charged with finding a solution to […]
Scandium, lanthanum, praseodymium, neodymium, are some of the so-called rare earth elements, fundamental for new technologies along with other raw materials that have been declared critical, for their industrial importance: […]
The director of the International Center for Advanced Materials and Raw Materials of Castile and León, Fundación Icamcyl, Santiago Cuesta, will represent Spain in the European Union within the group […]
The energy transition policy of the European Union and the Government of Spain ended months ago with the historic coal mining sector in the province, and dragged the closure of […]
From 1/06/2022 until 31/05/2026 the call is open to participate in theElectrical Computerised Hammering Operator (ECHO) project funded by EIT Raw Materials. The ECHO project aims to commercialize the patented […]
The European project MINE.THE.GAP, in which the ISMC cluster participates together with an international consortium made up of 11 partners from Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Finland, Bulgaria and Poland, has […]
Due to their reduced size and frequent isolation, small and medium enterprises have inherent limitations regarding economies of scale and scope. In addition, SMEs usually lack the resources to develop […]
The most recent studies show that the SARS-CoV-2 virus survives for days on plastic, glass or stainless steel surfaces, but disintegrates on copper surfaces in a few hours. This fact […]
It is estimated that the soils of approximately 2.5 million sites in the European Union are potentially contaminated and at least 14% of them require soil decontamination as a result […]