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“Forward Fusion: Building a Nuclear Future in Wisconsin” Nuclear News featured a six-page feature on SHINE in its January 2023 edition. That’s the headline in this month’s edition of “Nuclear News,” the monthly publication put out by the American Nuclear Society.

As 2022 winds down in a blur of get-togethers and to-do lists a mile long, let’s take a moment (or 10!) to look back through all we’ve accomplished this year:

The running joke among scientists and others engaged in nuclear fusion research is that genuine progress toward producing energy is 20 years away… and has been stuck 20 years out for decades.

Todd Asmuth joined Tycoons to share some insights on his experiences in working with startups, especially a nuclear fusion startup.

SHINE Founder and CEO Greg Piefer Featured on ‘Titans of Nuclear.’

At Shine Fusion in Janesville, the future is now. They not only conduct fusion reactions on a regular basis, CEO Greg Piefer says they also make money off of them.

Electro Mechanical Technician spent nearly 14 months deployed for border protection

What if we could target specific cancer cells with a so-called “cancer-fighting smart bomb” that could damage or even explode the cancer cells with minimal damage to nearby healthy tissues? Welcome to the work of a small but mighty medical isotope, lutetium 177 (Lu-177).

Discussion with Greg Piefer, Founder and CEO of Shine Technologies

Position will focus on cultivating company’s culture, developing team

Goldman Sachs selected Piefer among candidates from multiple industries to be honored at the two-day event.

Miss Wisconsin Grace Stanke stopped by SHINE’s main campus in Janesville, Wisconsin, on Oct. 20 to tour The Chrysalis along with leaders from the American Nuclear Society.

SHINE Technologies, a next-generation fusion technology company, and SHINE Europe announced today that the Dutch government has approved a substantial grant proposal to develop a plan to produce a variety of terbium isotopes for use in nuclear medicine.

Bank of hot cells manufactured by Von Gahlen will play critical role in production of important medical isotopes.

October is shaping up to be a busy month. We are excited to be hitting the road to share more about SHINE’s mission with folks around the world. Here’s a look at a few places you’ll find us over the next couple of weeks...