DOE Deputy Visits Wisconsin Medical Isotope Companies

By 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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