Highlights
- The CSRE 2026 Annual Academic Conference runs October 23–26 in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, with 28 technical forums covering rare earth mining, magnets, AI, and superconductors.
- Sessions on catalysts, agriculture, and textiles signal China's push to expand commercial applications for abundant elements like cerium and lanthanum, potentially improving separation economics.
- Western competitors face a widening gap as China's integrated research-to-manufacturing ecosystem accelerates commercialization, with DFARS magnet restrictions adding urgency by January 2027.
- Organizers include Suzhou Laboratory, Soochow University, CAS Ganjiang Innovation Academy, and Baotou Rare Earth Research Institute, reflecting China's coordinated national research network.
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