Rachida Benmammar received the Best Scientific Poster Award for presenting her work on optimising the patented process, at the International Circular Hydrometallurgy Symposium 2026, in Belgium.
See the post →CNRS Innovation selected twelve projects from CNRS laboratories for its 2026 summer cohort. DeeeMines presented its process for recycling flame-retarded plastics.
Read the CNRS Innovation announcement →Kristell Riou-Nivert explains to NextWaste why existing debromination processes leave the antimony behind, and what changes with a process that extracts both while preserving the plastic matrix.
See the post →PC'up supports young companies born out of research in chemistry and physics. DeeeMines finds there a laboratory, guidance and a first industrial network.
See the post →DeeeMines presented its approach to antimony recycling at the Antimony Days, the European gathering of the sector, in Belgium.
See the post →The i-PhD award recognises the doctoral work behind the DeeeMines process, and opens a year of support from Bpifrance.
Read the full story →At its site in Montluçon, Environnement Recycling reaches a purity in separating brominated plastics that is rarely seen at industrial scale. A material that goes to the incinerator today.
Read the full story →The selective extraction of antimony and brominated molecules is covered by a patent published in 2025, used by DeeeMines under licence.
On 3 December 2024, at Université Paris Sciences et Lettres, Morvan Gaudin defended his thesis on decontaminating brominated plastics from waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Read the thesis →