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Home Innovation Research Labs (formerly the NAHB Research Center) was founded in 1964 as a wholly-owned, independent subsidiary of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Originating as a small product testing laboratory, They have since grown to become a full-service market research, consulting, product testing, and accredited third-party certification agency dedicated solely to issues related to the home building industry.

ExMat Research advances optical diagnostics for a wide range of applications.

Their growing portfolio of products for light sources include the electronic pulsers to drive kicker, injectors and thermionic guns in the accelerator side, their Diamond Beam Position Monitors and electrometers provide white, pink and mono feedback and control, and their direct detectors provide novel capabilities for soft, tender, and hard X-Ray experiments.

At ODA we have developed an infrastructure for aggregating and analyzing multidimensional data to enable our customers to build knowledge and enable precision medicine, while keeping the total cost of operation (TCO) as low as possible. Our framework and tools are optimized for performance, scalability, and flexibility to fit our customers needs.

Hearth Labs is making sensors to better control the built environment and reduce energy consumption.

SHINE Medical Technologies, LLC is a manufacturer and supplier of medical tracers and cancer treatment elements, specializing in isotopes used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. The company produces molybdenum-99, which is essential for imaging and diagnosing conditions such as cancer and heart disease. Additionally, SHINE offers Iodine-131 for the treatment of thyroid cancer and related conditions, as well as Iodine-125, which is utilized in brachytherapy for various cancers. The company also provides Xenon-133, an inhalable gas that assists in evaluating lung function and blood flow in the brain. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Janesville, Wisconsin, SHINE serves both domestic and international markets with its innovative medical solutions.

Danforth Technology Company (DTC) is a venture builder based in St. Louis, Missouri, and operates as a subsidiary of the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. Its primary role is to facilitate the early-stage development of startup companies that leverage technologies developed by the Center's scientists. DTC focuses on moving scientific discoveries into the marketplace more efficiently by providing intellectual property development, licensing, and entrepreneurship support. The company also offers seed funding and early management assistance to promising startups, enhancing the potential for innovation in plant science and contributing to broader societal goals such as improving human health and environmental sustainability.

Their growing portfolio of products for light sources include the electronic pulsers to drive kicker, injectors and thermionic guns in the accelerator side, their Diamond Beam Position Monitors and electrometers provide white, pink and mono feedback and control, and their direct detectors provide novel capabilities for soft, tender, and hard X-Ray experiments.

Radiation Monitoring Devices (RMD) operates as a research business unit of Dynasil Corporation of America, established in 1974. The company is recognized for its innovative solutions in radiation imaging and detection, as well as nuclear instrumentation and non-destructive testing equipment. RMD specializes in a variety of technology practices, including material science, radiation detection, digital imaging, magnetic imaging, laser optics, and photonics. Its medical instruments are particularly designed to assist physicians in locating radio-labeled cancerous tissue during surgeries, thereby enhancing patient safety and treatment efficiency. RMD has positioned itself as a leader in its field, catering to a broad spectrum of applications in security, medical, and industrial sectors.