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Imagine a world where we would never run out of clean, affordable energy—where any industry could thrive with unlimited access to fuel or electricity, and energy could be generated anywhere it’s needed. This is the promise of nuclear fusion energy. We just need to get there, writes Rodika Tollefson of Dell Perspectives in an article that features SHINE.

Deep Tech AI explores advancements in neutron radiography, including the potential for artificial intelligence to play a bigger role moving forward. It discusses how SHINE "uses technology developed for its eventual application in commercial-grade fusion power -- namely, the ability to fire a beam of deuterium atoms at tritium in a gas -- to produce a suitable neutron source."

Todd Asmuth, President and Chief Strategy Officer, will hold a fireside chat, Illuminating the Path to Fusion Energy, at the Morgan Stanley Annual Sustainable Finance Summit. His talk is scheduled for Wednesday, May 24, at 1 p.m. ET.

SHINE will attend FuxionX Invest and the Annual Sustainable Finance Summit hosted by Morgan Stanley.

By continuing to scale, fusion technology companies can augment the current momentum in the nuclear space—expanding fission’s scope, reach and impact while gaining valuable experience with fusion technology that will one day power our futures, SHINE founder and CEO Greg Piefer writes in Power Electronics News.

Steve Burger, Vice President of Business Development, joined WCLO 1230 AM to talk more about our new FLARE radiation effects testing, including what the service is, the industries it will serve, and its potential to create new jobs.

Phoenix has increased its capacity for neutron imaging this year by 20%, and it is continuing efforts to further increase supply at its Fitchburg location and beyond.

Judy Hall, a production support technician at SHINE who dedicates 15-30 hours a week to VetsRoll, was recently honored by BioForward for her community service.

A team of students from Janesville Craig won the 3D Printed Design competition, and Dave Gelander, supply chain manager, was the winner of the 2022 Illuminator Award, which goes to an employee who exemplifies the company’s core values.

SHINE plans to provide the service in a dedicated facility on the company’s Janesville, Wisconsin campus, and will use high-energy fusion neutrons to test and derisk its aerospace and defense customers’ mission-critical components that are susceptible to radiation-harsh environments.

SHINE's Angela Weier and Ann Marie Kozol were honored recently by The Janesville Gazette as Volunteer of the Week.

The future of cancer treatment is targeted and precise. And the future is now. Learn more about medical isotope, Lutetium-177.

Molybdenum-99 (or Mo-99), is the most-used diagnostic medical isotope in the world, powering 40 million patient scans each year. Learn more about medical isotope, Molybdenum-99.

We partner with our local communities in Janesville and Madison, Wisconsin, and in Veendam, the Netherlands, and are thankful for the support they give for our mission. Read on to learn about our efforts.

Listen to SHINE founder and CEO Greg Piefer on the podcast 'Midwest Moxie.' The show chronicles the efforts of the region's most exciting entrepreneurs.