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A European consortium led by Technical University of Leoben is presenting a novel process within the Horizon Europe project Dust2Value that has the potential to fundamentally transform the recycling of steelmaking dusts. The project aims to recover the valuable raw materials zinc and iron in a climate-friendly way, thereby making a significant contribution to the European circular economy and climate protection.

A new revolution from metallurgy to materials science: A research team led by Assistant Professor Matheus A. Tunes from the [X-MAT] - Laboratory for Metallurgy in Extreme Environments at the C

Rare Earths Norway and Montanuniversität Leoben in Austria enter a technology development partnership for developing a future mining concept for the Fen deposit of Rare Earths Elements in Telemark, Norway.

Montanuniversität Leoben presented new curricula and study programmes for a better tomorrow. A broad-based information campaign entitled "Made for the Future" was introduced.

Montanuniversität Leoben Where research meets the future Sustainable production, as called for in the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, requires significant progress in the efficient use of resources.

In order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, automotive manufacturers are increasingly turning to aluminum, which is three times lighter than conventional steel.

Montanuniversität Leoben is the first university in Austria to have a 3D printer capable of processing hybrid materials.