Nevada Lithium Circular Economy Conference

Immerse yourself in the dynamic landscape of innovation at the Lithium Circular Economy Conference

Immerse yourself in the dynamic landscape of innovation at the Lithium Circular Economy Conference, taking place on Monday and Tuesday, April 8-9, 2024, at the Joe Crowley Student Union, University of Nevada, Reno.

Embark on a two-day exploration delving into the comprehensive lithium supply chain, from the astute management of critical materials to the revitalization, repurposing, and recycling of lithium batteries. Witness the evolution of future battery generations and contribute to the collaborative efforts aimed at fostering an innovation ecosystem for inclusive economic growth across our region.

Join a diverse assembly of thought leaders, experts in innovation ecosystems, members of research alliances, and representatives from key Nevada organizations and agencies. Engage in insightful panel discussions addressing trends in battery technology, workforce and economic development, and the indispensable requirements for a thriving lithium circular economy.

Participate in breakout groups designed to facilitate dialogue among attendees and key stakeholders, providing a platform to share ongoing initiatives and gather valuable input to shape the future of lithium-related endeavors.

This extraordinary conference is made possible by the National Science Foundation Engines Development Type-1 Award Number 2305697, issued to the University of Nevada, Reno. To further enhance your conference experience, travel support is available for eligible attendees. Register before the closing date on Friday, March 15, 2024, and express your interest in travel support to avail yourself of transportation assistance, ground transportation in Reno, and hotel accommodations. Don't miss the opportunity to be at the forefront of the Lithium Circular Economy movement, propelling innovation and driving inclusive economic growth. For information about travel assistance you can Learn more details here