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Are you at Futurebuild this week? Visit booth E11 to catch up with STAC cohort Soltropy Ltd.. Soltropy's patented solar thermal technology is an exciting innovation in the field of solar thermal water heating. #Futurebuild2022 #FilamentSTAC #PuttingScotlandOnTheMap

New soft furnishings for the School Office, made by Jane Foxall 👏 #FeynmanDiagram #TeamPHAS

If you’re attending the WM Symposia in #Phoenix next week, be sure to drop by Booth 14 in the #TeamUK Pavilion to find out how passive #muography can transform radioactive waste management.

Enjoy #Phoenix!

Finishing touches being made to our #WMS2022 stand! #phoenix

Our Business Development Manager (David Mahon) is all set for next week! #wms2022 WM Symposia

Last day of the #WMSym2022 exhibition today, so it’s your last chance to talk to David and Dan about how #muography is transforming nuclear waste management in the UK. Time is also running out to grab some of our freebies.

Ended the day of presentations with Gregor Aikman introducing STAC - Smart Things Accelerator Centre - inspiring stuff!

We rarely use twitter these days, but wanted to flag our upcoming InTechBrew webinar, which you can sign up to here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… We'll discuss how we use cosmic rays to improve the safety of storage of nuclear waste. Join us at noon (UK time) on the 9th June!

Great article and interview with David Mahon in the Financial Times about our pioneering work applying #muography to built infrastructure inspection.

Great interview be our very own David Mahon in Financial Times about muon technology by Lynkeos Technology „A tiny particle can travel through concrete. It could save many lives“

ICYMI: David Mahon of UofG PhysAstro and Lynkeos Technology is featured in this fascinating Financial Times piece about muography, which harnesses cosmic rays to allow scientists to see inside structures. Read the full piece here 👉 ft.com/content/c64f90…

DASA and the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority are pleased to announce that 10 innovative organisations have won a share of £708k in funding. This will enable the development of innovations that help to monitor sensitive sites without the physical presence of humans. Read on ow.ly/5TNP50LrRUw

A University of Glasgow spin-out is one of ten organisations to receive funding to help clean up UK nuclear sites 🧹 Lynkeos Technology's technology harnesses cosmic rays to create non-invasive images of the interiors of structures 🏦 #ScotlandIsNow ow.ly/IpF550Lxkbs

Congratulations David Mahon! This is testament to our strong collaboration with Nuclear and Hadron Physics Glasgow United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory and University of Glasgow over the last 13(!!) years that has pioneered the development of #muography for nuclear waste inspection. 👏

Cosmic rays that spot decay: muons are allowing surveyors to see through steel and concrete, to assess the structural integrity of a building. Find out how on #RICSModus: ms.spr.ly/60115o7E3

Well done to David Mahon, his team at University of Glasgow and partners at United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory for scooping this award! We’re so proud to be working alongside both organisations to commercially exploit #muography within the UK nuclear industry.

Want to know more about our #muography plans for the inspection of ageing built infrastructure? Then have a read of this article from RICS MODUS featuring an interview with David Mahon. ww3.rics.org/uk/en/modus/te…

"IAA funds the risky initial steps," says David Mahon. His innovative projects include spinout Lynkeos Technology & Compact Radiation Detectors. The IAA is a great opportunity for PDRAs to get a first grant, creates career opportunities, and is fast and ideal for exploring new ideas.

It was great to present at the UofG IAA - find us on BlueSky 🦋 Proposal Writing Masterclass today. Our Impact Accelerator Account has been an amazing source of support to apply our (Nuclear and Hadron Physics Glasgow & Lynkeos Technology) innovations to address real-world challenges. Thanks again for the invite Keith Dingwall!