The center shall: (1) serve as the state's primary partner for issues related to developing critical mineral extraction and processing from research to commercialization, including: (a) workforce training; (b) the testing and piloting of technology; (c) federal grant coordination; and (d) development of processing capacity; (2) coordinate the center's operations with the strategic plan established by the council in accordance with Subsection 79-10-302(1); (3) partner with industry and academia to: (a) develop processing and separation processes; (b) provide technology benchmarking and performance validation; (c) provide pilot-scale demonstrations and scale-up; (d) integrate physical, chemical, electrochemical, and thermal processing; and (e) provide for autonomous sampling and real-time analysis; and (4) lay groundwork for securing federal designation of an entity within the state as a United States critical minerals national laboratory.
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