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DOE Deputy Visits Wisconsin Medical Isotope Companies

By Photo of Chris Schneidmiller

Deputy Secretary of Energy Mark Menezes is scheduled today to visit two Wisconsin companies that aim to help re-establish the United States’ production capacity for the medical isotope molybdenum-99 (Mo-99).
Menezes will tour facilities at SHINE Medical Technologies…

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