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<p>Rare earth elements (REEs) are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in modern technology, playing essential roles in catalytic converters, X-ray and MRI scanning machines, and personal electronic devices. Of the 17 unique elements that make up this group, the majority are classified as lanthanides. Despite metal ore mining remaining the industrial standard for REE production, these metals are not naturally found in large deposits, rendering the mining process unsustainable, costly, and environmentally harmful. Although there are several alternative reservoirs of REEs, such as electronic waste (e-waste) and sewage sludge, recovery of REEs from these sources is largely unsuccessful due to a lack of extraction methods that are both economically feasible and high yield. Given that the annual demand for REEs is predicted to double by 2035, there is therefore an immediate need for a novel system of efficient and sustainable REE production.</p>
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<p>As one of the fastest growing solid-waste streams, electronic waste (e-waste) represents a massively untapped reservoir of REEs. Our solution aims to harness the tools of synthetic biology in order to develop a holistic and innovative system of recovering REEs from e-waste. Using bioleaching, a microbial method of metal extraction that is more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than conventional metallurgy, we plan to extract a lanthanide-rich leachate from the e-waste feedstock. The REEs will be isolated by engineering E. coli to express and secrete the recently discovered lanthanide-binding protein, lanmodulin. With an affinity for REEs that is 6-fold greater than that for non-REEs, the use of lanmodulin will enable the development of a highly selective method of REE isolation. Furthermore, the protein-based nature of this method makes it more sustainable and environmentally-friendly than traditional chemical processes, which are commonly non-reusable, toxic, and energy-intensive. As current metal measurement protocols are often inaccessible and expensive, we also plan on developing a luminescence-based lanthanide ion detection system, which can be modified for use in the field. By developing innovative methods of recovering and measuring REEs from e-waste, our solution takes a circular approach to REE production and e-waste recycling, thereby establishing a sustainable, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible source of REEs.</p>
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<p>As one of the fastest growing solid-waste streams, electronic waste (e-waste) represents a massively untapped reservoir of REEs. Our solution aims to harness the tools of synthetic biology in order to develop a holistic and innovative system of recovering REEs from e-waste. Using bioleaching, a microbial method of metal extraction that is more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than conventional metallurgy, we plan to extract a lanthanide-rich leachate from the e-waste feedstock. The REEs will be isolated by engineering E. coli to express and secrete the recently discovered lanthanide-binding protein, lanmodulin. With an affinity for REEs that is 6-fold greater than that for non-REEs, the use of lanmodulin will enable the development of a highly selective method of REE isolation. Furthermore, the protein-based nature of this method makes it more sustainable and environmentally-friendly than traditional chemical processes, which are commonly non-reusable, toxic, and energy-intensive. </p>
<p>As one of the fastest growing solid-waste streams, electronic waste (e-waste) represents a massively untapped reservoir of REEs. Our solution aims to harness the tools of synthetic biology in order to develop a holistic and innovative system of recovering REEs from e-waste. Using bioleaching, a microbial method of metal extraction that is more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than conventional metallurgy, we plan to extract a lanthanide-rich leachate from the e-waste feedstock. The REEs will be isolated by engineering E. coli to express and secrete the recently discovered lanthanide-binding protein, lanmodulin. With an affinity for REEs that is 6-fold greater than that for non-REEs, the use of lanmodulin will enable the development of a highly selective method of REE isolation. Furthermore, the protein-based nature of this method makes it more sustainable and environmentally-friendly than traditional chemical processes, which are commonly non-reusable, toxic, and energy-intensive. </p>
<p>As one of the fastest growing solid-waste streams, electronic waste (e-waste) represents a massively untapped reservoir of REEs. Our solution aims to harness the tools of synthetic biology in order to develop a holistic and innovative system of recovering REEs from e-waste. Using bioleaching, a microbial method of metal extraction that is more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than conventional metallurgy, we plan to extract a lanthanide-rich leachate from the e-waste feedstock. The REEs will be isolated by engineering E. coli to express and secrete the recently discovered lanthanide-binding protein, lanmodulin. With an affinity for REEs that is 6-fold greater.</p>
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<p>As one of the fastest growing solid-waste streams, electronic waste (e-waste) represents a massively untapped reservoir of REEs. Our solution aims to harness the tools of synthetic biology in order to develop a holistic and innovative system of recovering REEs from e-waste. Using bioleaching, a microbial method of metal extraction that is more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than conventional metallurgy, we plan to extract a lanthanide-rich leachate from the e-waste feedstock. The REEs will be isolated by engineering E. coli to express and secrete the recently discovered lanthanide-binding protein, lanmodulin. With an affinity for REEs that is 6-fold greater.</p>
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<p><b>Use this option for<b class="yellow"> large images </b>that you want to add to a page.</b> Rare earth elements (REEs) are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in modern technology, playing essential roles in catalytic converters, X-ray and MRI scanning machines, and personal. Rare earth elements (REEs) are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in modern technology, playing essential roles in catalytic converters, X-ray and MRI scanning machines, and personal.</p>
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<p><b>Use this option for smaller images that have a <b class="yellow">longer caption. </b></b>Rare earth elements (REEs) are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in modern technology, playing essential roles in catalytic converters, X-ray and MRI scanning machines, and personal. Rare earth elements (REEs) are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in modern technology, playing essential roles in catalytic converters, X-ray and MRI scanning machines, and personal.</p>
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(Left) Extraction refers to blah blah blah. while separation and measurement blah blah blah. Any information relevant to the figure goes here.
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(Right) Extraction refers to blah blah blah. while separation and measurement blah blah blah. Any information relevant to the figure goes here.</p></div>
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