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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.

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.

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

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.

Tracy Radel, our Vice President of Engineering, is one of five female leaders in the biotech sector that were featured by Labiotech during the celebration of International Women's Day in March.

Comprehensive technical and safety review of large-scale medical isotope production facility complete

Nuclear fusion may one day solve the world's energy needs, but a Wisconsin company is taking the science one step at a time to help make travel safer, life-saving cancer treatment more available and the whole process highly profitable.

SHINE founder and CEO Greg Piefer was the featured speaker during The Cap Times Executive Breakfast at The Edgewater Hotel in Madison.

Meet our incredible puzzle-solving, travel-loving, down-to-earth VP of Engineering, Tracy Radel!

Building a fusion power plant will be a long, complicated and costly process. That’s why some companies are finding ways now to commercialize some of the advanced technologies they’re developing to eventually harness the energy of stars.

From the White House to millions of American households, the world is absolutely buzzing about fusion.

Power Electronics News published an article by founder and CEO Greg Piefer, who writes about how fusion technology can be used for near-term applications on the way to fusion energy becoming a practical reality.

Did you catch the latest edition of “60 Minutes” on CBS? If you missed it, the episode included a feature story from Scott Pelley called “Star Power.” Watch the full story on fusion here.