RADMET LLC

RADMET LLC is a San Mateo, California-based R&D company specializing in advanced radiation detection and measurement instrumentation. Under license from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, RADMET develops highly specialized gamma-ray spectrometers aimed at national security and environmental monitoring applications. The company is also a pioneer in charge detection mass spectrometry (CDMS), having made the first direct mass measurement of an intact virus using this technique. RADMET's third core area is instrumentation for space exploration: the company is developing an ice grain accelerator to support the search for life on Saturn's moon Enceladus, helping guide advanced sampling and analysis tools aimed at the frozen ice plumes surrounding that body. The company holds two SBIR/STTR awards from NASA, reflecting its deep focus on space science instrumentation and analytical measurement technologies for national security and fundamental science.