Archived News

• 23/11/2009 New prostate cancer biopsy tool set to improve cancer detection
  

  The low light detector solutions provider, SensL, today announce their involvement in developing a new medical imaging tool for prostate cancer biopsies.

• 19/11/2009 SensL launch the first large area fully integrated imager based on Silicon Photomultiplier technology
  

  The low light detector solutions provider, SensL, announces the launch of the SPMMatrix, the world’s first Silicon Photomultiplier based imaging system for applications such as nuclear medicine, homeland security and high energy physics.

• 12/11/2009 Completion of the world’s first brain PET/MRI based on SensL technology
  

  The low light detector solutions provider, SensL, in conjunction with the Samsung Medical Center-Sungkyunkwan University (SMC-SKKU), (Seoul, South Korea) announce the completion of the world’s first full brain PET to be used in a PET/MRI system at Samsung Medical Center.

• 28/10/2009 Minister Conor Lenihan Launches Science, Technology and Innovation Report ‘Delivering the Smart Economy’
  

  “Strategic investment in R&D is key to economic recovery” - Lenihan
  Mr. Conor Lenihan T.D., Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation today (Thursday 22nd October 2009) launched the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Report ‘Delivering the Smart Economy’. “This report sets out our achievements to date under our Science Strategy and how investment has resulted in significant jobs growth at locations around the country” The Minister said.

• 15/10/2009 sensL launch open-source PET program in collaboration with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  

  The low light detector solution provider, sensL, today announced their collaboration in an open-source PET electronics program, openPET, with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) California, USA.

• 31/07/2009 Scalable SPM array for large area detection builds on sensL’s established low light detection technology
  

  The industries first four side scalable low light detecting silicon photomultiplier array is released for use in markets such as Medical Imaging, Homeland Security Radiation Detection, Analytical Instruments and High Energy Physics.

• 22/04/2009 New SPM evaluation system, a huge benefit in proving the real alternative to PMTs for Nuclear Medicine
  
  
• 10/03/2009 SensL announce the real alternative to photomultiplier tubes