Extraction of Rare Earth Metals using Microbes
Harnessing Microbial Power for Sustainable Mining
Skills you will gain:
Aim:
Program Objectives:
- Understand the biochemistry and genetics of microbes that are effective in leaching rare earth metals.
- Explore the environmental impacts and benefits of using microbial technology in mining.
- Develop practical skills in designing and implementing bioleaching processes.
- Analyze current case studies and research trends in microbial extraction methods.
What you will learn?
1.Introduction of Rare Earth
2.Metals and its Properties
3.Bio-extracting Metals
4.E-waste biorecycling
5.Applications of Rare Earth
6.Project Report Submission/ Article Writing
Intended For :
- Educational Background: Many research opportunities in this field require at least a bachelor’s degree in a relevant scientific discipline such as biology, biotechnology, microbiology, environmental science, chemistry, or materials science. Advanced degrees (master’s or Ph.D.) may be preferred for more specialized or leadership roles.
- Research Experience: Prior experience in laboratory research, especially in areas such as microbiology, biochemistry, biotechnology, or materials science, can be beneficial. Experience with techniques such as microbial culturing, molecular biology, analytical chemistry, or materials characterization may be particularly relevant.
- Skills and Expertise: Specific skills and expertise relevant to the research project, such as microbial cultivation and manipulation, molecular biology techniques (e.g., genetic engineering), metal extraction methods, analytical techniques (e.g., spectroscopy, chromatography), and data analysis, may be required or preferred.
- Interest and Motivation: Demonstrated interest in the field of rare earth metal extraction, as well as a clear understanding of the potential applications and implications of the research, can strengthen your eligibility.
- Other Requirements: Depending on the specific project and institution, there may be additional requirements such as language proficiency, computational skills, or regulatory compliance training.
Career Supporting Skills
Biohydrometallurgy Microbial Culturing Techniques Environmental Impact Assessment Process Optimization