Highlights
- Over 2,000 researchers and industry participants gathered in Suzhou for the 2026 Chinese Society of Rare Earths annual meeting
- More than 700 presentations and posters covered topics from extraction and separation to magnets, lasers, and electric-vehicle motors
- 56 projects received awards, including three grand prizes, 16 first prizes, and 37 second prizes across rare earth research areas
- Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology earned a first prize for magnesium–rare earth hydrogen-storage materials research
- Analysts caution that conference awards reflect research milestones, not market-ready products, and urge investors to seek pilot-scale data
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