Key Laboratory of Panxi Resources Application & Innovation(KLPRAI) depends on Sichuan University as support unit. The KLPSAI focuses on key scientific and technological issues which are urgently needed to be worked out in the scientific development and comprehensive utilization of the enrichment resources in Panxi area such as Rare Earth, Vanadium, Titanium and other resources. It aims to investigate mechanisms and solve approaches during the research and development of new materials and devices. including the fields of vanadium-titanium carbide tool materials, rare earth permanent magnet functional materials, vanadium-titanium oxide functional materials, porous metal functional materials and 3D printing, etc. Providing pilot and transferring of achievements and technical services are attributed to carry out cooperation and communication between industry and research actively.
The KLPRAI has a research team more than 20 investigators including academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), professors and associate professors. KLPRAI has been carried out more than 100 national key projects granted by both the state and province, including grants from the “973” and “863” Key Projects, Chinese Natural Science Foundation and other key programs from Sichuan province, in the research field of advanced functional materials of Rare Earth Vanadium and Titanium. It holds nearly 10 national or provincial awards for scientific and technological achievements. Meanwhile, the Materials discipline is one of the dominant disciplines of Sichuan University and is also the key construction projects at the national key disciplines of national project of "985" and "211", which possess master's, doctor's degree and post-doctoral research stations.
The goal of the KLPRAI construction is to become the base of innovation of technological research & development, achievement transformation and talent training, for Panxi resource development and application. The KLPRAI warmly welcomes the researchers and undergraduate students all over the world in material science or other fields to conduct their academic research, exchange and cooperation.
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