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Supra's 3D-printed porous cartridge acts like a sponge to absorb rare earth materials, leveraging cutting-edge fluid dynamics to filter materials at the molecular level using simple solvents such as alcohol and water.

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UT News | Co-founded by Texas Engineers, Supra will use a reusable, 3D-printed filtration platform to recover high-purity minerals from mine tailings, industrial byproducts, and electronic waste.

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