Aclara Resources (ARAAF) announced a strategic collaboration with Stanford University to accelerate the development of artificial intelligence innovations aimed at securing a resilient and sustainable supply chain for heavy rare earth elements. The partnership has been initiated through a long-term Letter of Intent between Aclara Technologies and Stanford’s Mineral-X initiative. This agreement establishes the foundation for a strong academic and technological alliance, leveraging advanced AI solutions to optimize the HREE supply chain from the ground up-starting with exploration and continuing through processing and supply chain integration. Key Objectives of the Aclara-Stanford Collaboration: Joint development of AI-powered predictive models to better understand and target REE mineralization in regolith and ionic clays. Academic and technical exchange between researchers, students, and professionals from both institutions to support mutual training, knowledge transfer, and capacity building. Innovation opportunities in sustainable exploration, traceability, and responsible development of REE supply chains. Co-authorship of scientific publications and joint management of intellectual property related to AI applications in exploration, ensuring confidentiality and managing intellectual property rights in accordance with each Party’s internal policies. Roadmap for a long-term strategic alliance, including future R&D initiatives and pilot projects.
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