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TANAKA is a leading company in the field of precious metals.
Advanced materials and solutions that support societal progress, the development stories behind them, the voices of engineers, and our management philosophy and vision—
Elements is an online media platform that shares insights that lead to a better society and a more prosperous future for the planet under the slogan “Mastering Precious Metals.”

Elements

A media platform by TANAKA
supporting societal progress with
advanced materials.

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Precious Metals & Materials

Articles focusing on precious metals and materials

Graphene oxide and chitosan sponge found to be ten times more efficient at removing gold from e-waste

Why should you care about ethical and sustainable mining?

Pandora makes 103 million pieces of jewelry a year. Now all of it will be made from recycled silver and gold

These novel metal foams promise 90% improved heat exchange for sustainable data center cooling

Can silver help reduce carbon emissions? How this precious metal plays a role in a sustainable future.

This Colorado town wants to mine gold from waste

Royal Mint opens factory in south Wales to recover gold from e-waste

Flexible Fiber LEDs made with perovskite quantum wires should enable advanced wearable displays and other technologies

Your iPhone 15 charger contains a material with quasi super-powers — gallium nitride can withstand deadly radiations and extremely high temperatures that would literally fry silicon chips

DOE lab, Microsoft find new battery material in AI-based energy storage research initiative

Salt-loving bacterium can be genetically engineered to purify rare-earth metals

Battery Prices Are Falling Again as Raw Material Costs Drop

What causes metal allergies?

This 3D-printed soft robotic hand has ‘bones,’ ‘ligaments,’ and ‘tendons’

New Synthetic Superatomic Material is “World’s Best Semiconductor”

Google DeepMind’s materials AI has already discovered 2.2 million new crystals

Is hydrogen a metal?

The latest kirigami-inspired engineering materials are also works of art

Why is gold so soft?

Scientists accidentally capture metals ‘healing’ themselves