Scintillation Nanotechnologies

Develops, manufactures, and sells a series of proprietary and patent-protected scintillating composite nanomaterials for the detection of radioisotopes in biochemical, environmental, energy, and drug discovery applications.

Links

https://nanoscint.com/

Founders: Craig Aspinwall, Colleen Janczak, Chuck Phillips

News Features

It Takes a Community: A UArizona Inspiration Story

March 31, 2021

At FORGE, we love to celebrate when a member of our community gets a win! In this week’s newsletter, we wanted to share more of SNT’s story as it provides insight into the complex journey on which entrepreneurs embark, and imparts valuable takeaways for other founders, particularly those involved in faculty-led ventures.

4 FORGE teams selected as IdeaFunding Semifinalists

March 18, 2021

FORGE is a proud sponsor and supporter of IdeaFunding and we can't wait to see all the teams compete on April 15th. Over 80 companies applied to this year's pitch competition, and through numerous down-rounds Startup Tucson has narrowed the field down to the top companies. We were especially excited to see that four FORGE teams were selected as semi-finalists!

Announcing the new startups joining FORGE at Roy Place!

Sept. 1, 2020

On August 8th, FORGE celebrated the graduation of the second cohort from our signature Summer 2020 Accelerated Entry Program (S20 AEP). During S20 AEP teams met for 8 weeks, with over 40 hours of rigorous business development programming, featuring over 30 guest speakers, mentors and ecosystem leaders, including Fletcher McCusker, Barry Glick, Barbara Russell, many more! From this group, three teams were selected for FORGE at Roy Place and will receive customized support services to guide their entrepreneurial journey

Welcome our S20 cohort of FORGE teams!!

June 12, 2020

We're excited to share the startup teams selected to participate in our S20 Accelerated Entry Program! The companies were selected for their innovative approaches to problems most closely aligned with the University of Arizona’s Research and FORGE’s strengths in digital health and community/environmental resilience: “novel nanoparticles for radioisotope detection in advanced research laboratories”; “community-based pandemic preparedness”; “data integration for use in natural resources”; “shipping containers converted into farms located in food deserted areas."