UK scientists turn to biology in search for cleaner lithium

Researchers at the University of Birmingham are leading a £6.2-million ($8.2-million) project to develop protein-based membranes that could make lithium extraction more selective and potentially less energy-intensive. The three-year initiative, funded by the UK's Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA),...

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