The next IRTC Roundtable will take place in June 2018 in Vancouver, Canada. The topic will be about how methodology determines what is critical.
IRTC is a project which aims to advance criticality assessment on a global level and is supported by EIT, a body of the European Union.
This course provides a systemic understanding of CRMs and equips you with tools and strategies for managing them in a sustainable way. The course covers the entire raw materials’ value chain, which will help you see what actions can be taken at every stage and how you can make informed decisions, an
On September 6-10, the course organised by the Lake Como School of Advanced Studies offers valuable insights into material criticality, circular product and supply chain design. The course will be awarded 5 ECTS points. To apply and for further information, click here. Applications are
The TecDay is a special occasion on which Swiss high school students can get in touch with experts in various scientific areas, have fun and hopefully also get interested in starting a career in science. They can choose among a multitude of modules in which experts will present a scientific topic in
On 28th April 2021, IRTC held a round table on “Critical Raw Materials: The driver for the new low-carbon economy: How can we make supply sustainable?” in the framework of the UNECE Resource Management Week. The presentations and the recording are now online and can be found here.
What technological advances will shape the Swiss economy and society in the coming years? The Technology Outlook 2021 knows the answer! Every two years, the SATW creates an early detection report, the Technology Outlook, which describes pioneering technologies, evaluates their importance for Swit
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