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Chain Reaction Innovations (CRI) at Argonne helps startups and founders bring their green technologies to market by leveraging the lab’s many scientific experts and capabilities.
Chain Reaction Innovations’ Cohort 4 - QDIR
Led by Matthew Ackerman, Ph.D., QDIR hopes to revolutionize national security and defense technologies using high-resolution infrared detectors using semiconductor quantum dots and a proprietary device design. By offering a more accurate and reliable detection, infrared cameras play an important role in infrastructure inspection, quality assurance, research, manufacturing, security, recycling, and medical industries.
Find out more about QDIR and Chain Reaction Innovations at Argonne ►► chainreaction.anl.gov
Chain Reaction Innovations (CRI) at Argonne helps startups and founders bring their green technologies to market by leveraging the lab’s many scientific experts and capabilities.
Chain Reaction Innovations’ Cohort 4 - QDIR
Led by Matthew Ackerman, Ph.D., QDIR hopes to revolutionize national security and defense technologies using high-resolution infrared detectors using semiconductor quantum dots and a proprietary device design. By offering a more accurate and reliable detection, infrared cameras play an important role in infrastructure inspection, quality assurance, research, manufacturing, security, recycling, and medical industries.
Find out more about QDIR and Chain Reaction Innovations at Argonne ►► chainreaction.anl.gov