Colleen Janczak from Scintillation Nanotechnologies talked with us today about the really neat work they are doing to make nano-material detectors for radio isotopes. Their vision is to bring previously unheard-of measurement capabilities to radioisotope detection, enabling researchers across the full range of scientific endeavors to ask and answer previously impossible research questions.
This episodes breaks down the cool uses of radioisotopes in our community. We learned the most exciting moment for Scintillation, where we might find radioisotopes in everyday life, and how powerful a tool low-energy radioisotopes can be. Listen in to find out why seeing is so important.
Scintillation Nanotechnologies is going to be one of our Innovation AveNEW companies at SLAS2022 in Boston, MA, USA.
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