Fisk University Receives High Honors For Radiation Detection Work
Tuesday
Jul 20, 2010

Nashville’s Fisk University has done it again. Known for their work in radiation detection, the university has yet again received high honors for their groundbreaking development of hypersensitive crystals which are used in the detection of radiation.
The school won a R&D 100 Award for the third time. According to a news release from the university, Fisk is the only historically black institution to ever win the award.
Research of crystal growth has been under way at Fisk for approximately 25 years. The research was part of an initiative funded by the Department of Homeland Security.
The award is sponsored by R&D magazine.
Here’s hoping that this new accolade will help the university get back on its financially sound feet.
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