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The Radi-N2 experiment aims to characterize neutron radiation in various locations of the International Space Station (ISS). As part of this experiment, bubble detectors produced by Bubble Technology Industries were deployed …
Lianne Ing, Vice President of BTI, assumed the role of Honorary Colonel for the 427 Special Operations Aviation Squadron on July 12th, 2018. Based at Garrison Petawawa, the 427 Squadron …
Dr. Martin Smith, Deputy Manager of R&D at BTI (shown third from left), was pleased to attend the grand opening of the Town of Deep River’s Unity Park on July …
Bubble Technology Industries had the opportunity to demonstrate some of its latest radiation detection equipment to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during the Nuclear Security Summit held in Washington, D.C. on …
BTI was invited by the Canadian Nuclear Association to demonstrate its advanced radiation detection technologies at the Government of Canada exhibit at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington,D.C. from March …
Lianne Ing, Vice President of BTI, was invited to deliver the opening remarks to over 300 students at the Destination Imagination Eastern Ontario Regional Tournament on March 5, 2016. Destination …
Bubble detectors, produced by Bubble Technology Industries in support of RADI-N2 experiments for measuring neutron radiation, are currently on display at the Canadian Aviation and Space Museum in Ottawa, Ontario in …
Bubble Technology Industries is partnered with Calian Technologies Ltd. to provide nuclear subject matter expertise for a newly awarded contract from Bruce Power to design, develop and support their Emergency Response Preparedness …
A paper describing the results of measurements on the International Space Station using BTI’s bubble detectors was published in the Radiation Protection Dosimetry journal on April 21st, 2015. The article, …
Bubble Technology Industries (BTI) has received support from the Canadian Space Agency for two new research projects. The first project focuses on the development of a new neutron radiation spectrometer …
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