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MU Gets $160M to Boost U.S. Materials | Jefferson City News
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The University of Missouri is set to receive $160 million in federal funding to lead a major new initiative called the Critical Materials Crossroads Engine, aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing of rare earth magnets and other vital materials—reducing reliance on foreign supply chains. Backed by the Department of Defense and aligned with the Biden-Harris administration’s push for domestic innovation, the project will tackle everything from mining and processing to recycling these essential materials. This effort will drive job creation, fuel technological breakthroughs, and strengthen national security by ensuring America can produce critical components right here at home.
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