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 …
We’re pleased to announce that Dr Guangliang Yang will shortly begin a Royal Society Short Industry Fellowship at the University of Glasgow. Dr Yang is an expert in muon imaging and during this prestigious 6-month fellowship, he will develop cutting-edge algorithms with Lynkeos. Congratulations! Also, it’s a great excuse to dust off this photo.
Back in May 2018, Lynkeos co-hosted a Royal Society Theo Murphy meeting on Cosmic-ray Muography at Chicheley Hall in Buckinghamshire. The proceedings for this workshop were published back in December 2018 in the Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society A journal. In total, 21 of the leading researchers in the field contributed to this special …
Yesterday, Lynkeos was crowned the Best Startup at the Falkirk Herald Business Awards at a glitzy ceremony at Airth Castle. We were honoured to also pick up the Outstanding Achievement of the Year Award for our “truly innovative work” since setting up in Falkirk. You can read more about the evening here where you’ll find …
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been shortlisted in the Best Technical Innovation category at the upcoming Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) Estate Supply Chain Awards. This time next week, we’ll be at EventCity in Manchester with our fingers well-and-truly crossed. Win or lose, we’ll be exhibiting afterwards in the Innovation Zone on Stall i38. Come …