AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAdvanced Materials: Aclara and CAP have opened a Chilean demonstration plant to make rare-earth metals and alloys using molten-salt electrolysis. It aims to produce up to 175 kilograms a day at 99.5% purity, with results guiding a planned U.S. facility. Industrial 5G: Chile has freed 60 MHz in the 2.3 GHz band for private 5G networks, a move that could support industrial applications. Salmon Research: A vaccine alliance is stepping up work against salmon rickettsial syndrome, which the industry says costs $750 million a year and drives heavy antibiotic use. Wildlife Science: A women-led team in Patagonia is preparing to release 13 Darwin’s rheas, part of a broader effort to restore native wildlife and reconnect habitat. Neural Privacy: A UN warning about mind-reading technology puts Chile’s early protections for brain activity—enshrined in its constitution in 2012—back in focus.
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