The National Center for Electron Beam Research is focused on cleaning, healing, feeding, and shaping
The goal of the Center is to partner with academia, government, and private industry to expand the applications of Electron Beam (E-Beam) and X-ray technologies. Our goal is “Harnessing E-Beam and X-ray technologies to Clean, Heal, and Feed the World and Beyond”. We work towards improving standard of living here on earth as well as exploiting these technologies for space exploration and habitation
10/30/2023
From healthcare to food safety & protecting our environment, electron beams have immense potential. The IAEA and the National Center for Electron Beam Research will continue to work together to advance electron beam tech for various applications.
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12/24/2021
12/24/2019
Peace on Earth!
The world of eBeam sterilization technology lost one of its leading advocates this week - Tony Faucette from Becton Dickinson.
We at NCEBR mourn this terrible loss. We miss you Tony Faucette . May your soul Rest In Peace.
11/09/2019
Gig’em Allie!
Alexandra Folcik Who is Allie? I’m a PhD student in Toxicology at Texas A&M University, Go Aggies! What’s her research on? My project focuses on the use of electron beam (eBeam) irradiation technology to remedi…
07/23/2019
Looking forward to making a substantial impact on how we can remediate PFAS-contaminated environmental samples
Suresh D. Pillai on LinkedIn: "Excited to be awarded the US EPA Science to Achieve Results (STAR) grant to investigate the applicability of eBeam technology to destruct per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in landfill leachates, wastewater,... July 23, 2019: Suresh D. Pillai posted images on LinkedIn
07/23/2019
The world will surely miss IAEA's Yukia Amano. May his soul rest in peace
Suresh D. Pillai on LinkedIn: "The passing of Yukia Amano, Director General of IAEA is a very sad day for the IAEA, the world, and nuclear non-proliferation in general. The TAMU National Center for eBeam Research had the rare honor of hosting... July 23, 2019: Suresh D. Pillai posted images on LinkedIn
07/23/2019
Graduate Research Assistant Sohini Bhatia is leading the Center's efforts to understand the response of bacterial cells to eBeam inactivation
Suresh D. Pillai on LinkedIn: "Investigating the molecular basis of Metabolically Active yet Non-Culturable (MAyNC) cells after exposure to eBeam inactivation using state of the science high-throughput sequencing using Oxford Nanopore... July 23, 2019: Suresh D. Pillai posted on LinkedIn
05/28/2019
Doctoral student Alexandra Folcik from the National Center for Electron Beam Research presented at the 14th Tihany Symposium on Radiation Chemistry May 28th in Siofok, Hungary. Her research centers around the use of eBeam technology to remediate harmful algal blooms and associated toxicity.
04/15/2019
Its showtime today!! Our 10th anniversary eBeam workshop starts in a few hours. A big thank you to the students who organized this.