Kromek Blog

With geopolitical unrest, conflict and climate change both present and likely to escalate in the future, never has there been a more urgent call for the strengthening of radiological and nuclear global preparedness.

You have a very important job to do: keep the entire city of London safe. What?! How can you do that from a control room? It might just call for a networked solution...

CZT (Cadmium Zinc Telluride) is a semiconductor that operates at room temperature with a high resolution, no cooling required.

With MultiSpect Analysis, all you need is a laptop and detector, even if you just happen to be 5,150m up Mount Everest.

Using Kromek's SIGMA 50 and a couple of drones, a team of experts from Bristol University and NCNR were able to map the radiation levels of the entirety of the Red Forest outside Chernobyl.

Through our pioneering work in radiation detection, Kromek aims to support the Global community in detection and prevention of a nuclear disaster.