About us

With an accumulated experience of more than 30 years,

we are global experts and business strategists,

committed to helping you seize essential advantage by working alongside your teams

to address your toughest challenges and capture your greatest opportunities.

Located in France, next to CERN - The European Orgnization for Nuclear Research - and the Mont Blanc mountain, the highest of the Alpine range

The company is an innovative technology- and services-oriented start-up. It was established in Paris area (Orsay, France) at the Research-Intensive & business Cluster (RIC) of PARIS-SACLAY (the targeted French “Silicon Valley”).

The company offers over 50 years of accumulated experience and proven track records of high level innovation.

Our foundations include strong scientific and management skills acquired along the years within world-class cutting-edge international collaborations and challenging settings.

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The Founder

Dr. Radia SIA

President and Lead Scientist / Principal Inverstigator (PI)

Dr. SIA obtained her Master's and Ph.D. degrees in Nuclear Measurement and Experimental Physics from Syracuse University in New York USA. She has a strong expertise in innovative technologies and their corresponding funding mechanisms at the interface of public research, academia, industry, stakeholders and decision makers. She acts as an Expert of the European Commission and is regularly sollicited to provide expert advice and support to global and local renowned organizations and firms.

Radia held various positions in the US and Europe within world-class institutions and collaborations that are at the leading edge in their fields such as: Syracuse Univesity (New York USA) in collaboration with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN in Geneva Switzerland), Fermi National Laboratory (Chicago IL) and Cornell University (Ithaca NY); Radiation Monitoring Devices (RMD) Inc., member of Dynasil Corp. of America, a national leader of the US-government funded Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) programme and a global leader of radiation detection materials and technologies; and ORANO, a global player in nuclear energy solutions.

She managed and developed projects for NASA, the US-DHS (Department of Homeland Security), DoD (Department of Defense), DTRA (Defense Threat Reduction Agency), DOE (Department of Energy), NSF (National Science Foundation), the US-NIH (National Institute of Health), and the European Commission.

Radia has a strong expertise, and more than two decades of experience, in radiation measurement instrumentation techniques, technologies, applications, markets and funding mechanisms. She is the principal author of over 30 peer-reviewed articles and a co-author of more than 170 articles. She has been an invited speaker at several prestigious conferences and workshops worldwide.

Her current focus is value creation through technology and services development in order to address concrete economic and societal challenges as well as promoting women leadership.

LinkedIn page: https://fr.linkedin.com/in/radia-sia-ph-d-mba-4271b24b

Publications: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Radia_Sia2

« Radia is an excellent scientist with a strong focus on innovation in instrumentation. Her work in our research laboratory included development of novel silicon tracking devices and microelectronics. I would like to express my appreciation for her intelligence, competence, and unmatched drive to achieve the challenging scientific goals of our experiment. »

Marina Artuso
Professor of Physics, Syracuse University
(Reference: LinkedIn)
« Dr. Radia Sia graduated with a Ph.D. degree in Physics under my supervision at Syracuse University. She excelled as a graduate student having many important insights coupled with intense work activity that led to published results in both data analysis and instrumentation. In fact, she was in the top 10% of graduate students. »

Sheldon Stone
Distinguished Professor of Physics at Syracuse University
(Reference: LinkedIn)

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« Radia Sia is a highly motivated and competent radiation detection expert. She has performed outstanding work in the field of scintillation detectors in US companies that are at the leading edgte of this field. Her enthousiasm and innovativity are powerful drives for supporting the visions of novel business paradigms. »

Olivier Evrard (Mirion Technologies)
R&D manager at Canberra Industries
(Reference: LinkedIn),
« Très compétente dans l'instrumentation nucléaire, d'un grand support lors de mon passage à la Mines.De plus, personne disponible et d'un grand professionnalisme. »

Guillaume Foulon (ORANO)
(Reference: LinkedIn),

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Our story goes way back:

Examples of Radia's work before Clever Operation

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High Energy Physics: The grand Unification Theory (1998-2000)

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High Energy Physics: Phenomenology (2000-2002)

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Experimental High Energy Physics and Phenomenology at Syracuse University, New York USA (2000-2006)

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Ring Imaging Cherenkov (RICH) Detector Development at Fermi National Laboratoty (FermiLab), Chicago IL (2002-2006)

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BTeV Experiment at FermiLab - Gas Radiator RICH Detector using Multi-anode Photomultiplier Tubes: Front End Electronics and Readout System.

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RICH image reconstructed from experimental data

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Analysis of data collected by CLEO -III and CLEO-c detectors at the Electron-Storage Ring, Cornell University, Ithaca NY, USA

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1st Evidence and Measurement of Bs(*) anti-Bs(*) Production at the Y(5S).
Syracuse University NY USA.
Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, 261801 (2005), Phys. Rev. D. 75:012002 (2007)...

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Model independent methods for determining B(Y(5S)-->Bs(*) anti-Bs(*) ) at Syracuse University NY USA.
Phys. Rev. D.74.031501, (2006)

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The LHCb VELO Detector at CERN (Geneva Switzerland),
Journal of Instrumentation 3(08): S08005 (2008). DOI: 10.1088/1748-0221/3/08/S08005.

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Development of Innovative Radiation Measurement technologies for different markets and applications at Radiation Monitoring Devices (RMD) Inc., Boston area MA (2006-2010)

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Solid-State Photon Counting Hybrid Detector Array for High Resolution Multi-Energy Ultra-Fast X-ray Imaging, at RMD Inc.
NIM A., V 652, Issue 1, 1 October 2011, Pages 470-473.

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Microcolumnar and Polycrystalline Growth of LaBr3:Ce Scintillator, at RMD Inc.
NIM A, V 633, Supplement 1,May 2011, Pages S286-S288.

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Geiger Photodiodes for Diffuse Optical Correlation Tomography at RMD Inc.
IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record, MIC, October 2007, Honolulu, HI

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Nuclear material detection techniques, at RMD Inc.
Proc. SPIE, Vol. 6945, 69451Q (2008).

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Neutron Detectors Based on CMOS Solid State PhotoMultipliers, at RMD Inc.
Proc. SPIE, Vol. 7080, 70800G (2008).

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Development of Radiation Measurement Instrumentation for the nuclear fuel cycle in Paris, France (2010)

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Field anlyses of 238U and 226Ra in two uranium mill tailings piles from Niger using portable HPGe detector, at Orano (Paris, France)
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity 137 (2014) 105-112.

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Field anlyses of 238U and 226Ra in two uranium mill tailings piles from Niger using portable HPGe detector, at Orano (Paris, France),
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity 137 (2014) 105-112.

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