In the magazine of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ ACUMEN), Lynkeos Technology was recently profiled as an ‘award-winning innovator’ at the forefront of commercialising muographic techniques. Director David Mahon discussed the company’s past success and plans for the future, including expanding beyond the UK. David also touched on the environmental benefits of …
Director of Lynkeos Technology Dr David Mahon was recently interviewed by MUOGRAPHIX, a muography research organisation dedicated to promoting research in Japan and the EU and circulating recent innovation in the field worldwide. In the interview, David discussed Lynkeos’s Muon Imaging System, challenges facing the company, and expanding outwith the UK. David spoke about how …
Fearsome Design recently produced various renderings of our portable Muon Imaging Systems. These tiles will use background radiation to passively inspect and produce 3D images of the interiors of civil infrastructure such as bridges and dams. As shown in the images, the systems are easily transportable. The system identifies materials based on their density. Through …
We are pleased to announce that Lynkeos Technology will embark on an ATTRACT project in partnership with Swansea University over the next year. Lynkeos Technology and Swansea University will share €100,000 for this European Union funded project, which will allow us to develop bespoke holding structures for scintillator-based detector systems through the application of innovative …
Recently, Lynkeos directors Ralf Kaiser and David Mahon were interviewed by Margaret Harris, the industry editor for Physics World. In the interview (which will be featured in the April 2019 issue), the inevitable ‘B’ word came up. You can read what was said here from the March 2019 issue.
Yesterday, Lynkeos was awarded the Best Business Collaboration at the University of Glasgow Knowledge Exchange & Public Engagement Awards 2019. This caps a great 18 month for the company. The strong collaboration with the University of Glasgow industrial collaborators at NNL was crucial in delivering the first muon imaging system to the UK Nuclear …