Advanced Magnet Lab Inc. to Present at the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Mine-to-Magnet Workshop on January 16-17, 2024 in Bethesda, MD
MELBOURNE, Fla., Jan. 10, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Advanced Magnet Lab, Inc. (“AML” or the “Company”) a recognized leader in the development of innovative magnet technologies, has announced that its team has been invited to present and participate in the first annual Mine-to-Magnet workshop held by the NDIA and sponsored by Lockheed Martin.
The event includes a two-day workshop that gathers stakeholders from across the supply chain and the U.S. government to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the effort to strengthen the United States supply chain for critical materials and permanent magnets.
Mark Senti, AML’s CEO, will present at the Disruptions and Substitutes Session, which will include an individual presentation of AML and ReElement Technologies collective plan of applying innovation to drive positive change in the marketplace for the manufacturing and use of permanent magnets. The presentation will include:
- Overview of AML’s PM-Wire™ permanent magnet technology platform.
- Real-world examples of the impact of PM-Wire™ on improving the performance and lowering the cost of electric motors, which rely on permanent magnets.
- Overview of ReElement Technologies and AML’s recycling-to-magnets “circular economy.”
For more information on the event and for those interested in viewing, virtual registration is available at National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) website: https://www.ndia.org/events/2024/1/16/mine-to-magnet.
This event includes many of the companies leading this transition, including existing and emerging magnet manufacturers, mining companies, and other innovators in technology and policy crucial for ensuring a sustainable supply chain going forward.
Companies represented include: Lockheed Martin, MP Materials, Neo Performance Materials, Inc., Vacuumchmelze, Noveon Magnetics, Inc., POSCO International, Dexter Magnetics, Electron Energy Corporation, Arnold Magnetic Technologies, PowderMet, Materion, Niron Magnetics, Ucore Rare Metals, Inc., Advanced Magnet Lab, ReElement Technologies Corporation, Mosaic Company, NiCorp, Rare Element Resources, and ElementUS Minerals.
Keynote speakers:
- Mark Stewart, Senior Vice President, Corporate Operations, Lockheed Martin
- Jen Stewart, Executive Vice President, Strategy & Policy, NDIA
- Halimah Najieb-Locke, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Industrial Base Resilience, U.S. Department of Defense
- Jason Bolton, Senior Trade and Industry Analyst, Office of Technology Evaluation, U.S. Department of Commerce
- Anthony Di Stasio, Direct, Manufacturing, Capability Expansion & Investment Prioritization (MCEIP), Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition & Sustainment, U.S. Department of Defense
- Abigail Hunter, SAFE, Acting Director, Center for Critical Minerals Strategy
- Helena Khazdozian, U.S. Department of Energy, Senior Technology Manager
- Katie Magnus, U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services (SASC), Professional Staff Member
- Matt Zolnowski, Greyfriars, LLC, President
The topics of discussion:
- Section 232 on NdFeB (OSD DoC)
- Current and Forthcoming Regulations
- Legislation Implementation – Driving Effective Policy
- Current Mining and Refining Operations
- NdFeB – Current & Emerging Rare Earth Magnet Makers
- SmCo – Current & Emerging Rare Earth Magnet Makers
- Innovation in Supporting Metal Making
- Technology & Market Solutions for Provenance
- Future Policy: Feasibility of Mine to Magnet by 2027
- Disruptions and Substitutes for Permanent Magnets
- Emerging Mining Companies
Representatives from AML at the event include: Mark Senti, President & CEO, Philippe Mason, CTO, and Wade Senti, COO.
AML’s manufacturing capabilities are built on the backbone of its technology, PM-Wire™, which is a scalable and modular, manufacturing process, that has ability to produce non-sintered and sintered permanent magnets at a high-rate and high-yield. The process is adaptable to a variety of applications, including those that benefit from magnets in unique configurations and material compositions, such as electric motors.
To learn more about magnets or AML, please visit http://mitusmagnets.com for industry white papers and company information.
About Advanced Magnet Lab, Inc. (AML)
Founded in 1995, AML is a recognized leader in the development of innovative magnet technologies and magnet-based applications. Today, AML is executing on multiple product development programs including magnet materials and PM-Wire™ based motors and generators for industrial, aerospace and defense. This includes projects funded by large industry, U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Department of Defense.
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